Ceres wallpaper collection Elitis

Elitis Ceres wallpaper with a woven look, from plain to painted

Ceres wallpaper by Elitis puts every pattern on a visible woven texture, so even a busy design reads like cloth up close. The range runs from a quiet plain to loose painted panoramas and tight geometric grids. Colors stay earthy, with gray-beige and petrol at the calm end and ochre and salmon pink in the painted designs. The photos pair the wall with stone, jute, gravel and wood, and it holds its own as one more natural surface. Choose a motif and it carries the room. Choose the plain and you get calm and texture.

From plain weave to panorama in the Ceres wallpaper collection

Rhea wallpaper is the plain: a fine horizontal weave in beige-taupe with a slight pink tone, streaked like grasscloth. Broceliande wallpaper is a panorama of broad brushstrokes in teal and green, warmed by coral pink and ochre, with thin dark lines hanging from the top like vines. Proserpine wallpaper is also panoramic, a colorful horizon where the shades run into each other like watercolor. Abstrait wallpaper works with colored planes in the same watercolor touch, and in Ballet wallpaper autumn leaves drift across the wall in flowing lines. The geometric side is stricter. Cybele wallpaper sets short bars inside a grid of squares, sage green with beige-gray and brown, the edges frayed like a woven rug. Hera wallpaper places diagonal planes on a linen look, and Sashiko wallpaper lays large rectangles and lines over a black-anthracite ground.

How Ceres by Elitis looks next to stone, wood and gravel

In the photos, Rhea sits behind floating wooden shelves with vases and books, beside a wall of natural stone. Cybele hangs in a covered patio with gravel and a woven lounge chair, sun and shadow sliding over the grid. Broceliande rises behind a pink marble counter with olive and pale blue goblets. At Selected Wallpapers we suggest you plan the room the same way: give the wall neighbors with a texture of their own.