Entanglement wallpaper collection Texam

Entanglement wallpaper by Texam: abstract walls with a stucco look

With Entanglement wallpaper, your wall gets the appearance of stucco work, without needing a plasterer. Gravity, Fusion and Entanglement start with that cloudy, mottled base. The difference lies in what's layered on top: faint sweeping strokes, fine metallic dots or a network of copper-coloured lines. The colours stay close to the wall itself, from light grey and grey to sand and beige. This allows Entanglement by Texam to leave the colour to your furniture, such as a rust-brown velvet sofa or a brown lounge chair. The wall provides depth, the interior provides the accents.

Patterns in the Entanglement wallpaper collection

Gravity wallpaper keeps it calm: a light grey to white wall with large, faint sweeping strokes that run in arcs across the surface, without a repeating pattern. With Fusion wallpaper, the base is greyer and fine silver dots are scattered in patches, small-scale and irregular. Up close it resembles an animal hide; from a distance you mainly see texture. Entanglement wallpaper draws thin copper-coloured lines over a sand- and beige-coloured stucco layer. They cross each other at ever-changing angles to form a loose network, and towards the top the wall darkens. Double-Slit wallpaper also has a geometric pattern, but one that is more playful in design than Entanglement's interplay of lines.

Texam wallpaper with sofa, bed and lounge chair

Because Texam's designs are restrained in colour, furniture and materials get room to shine. Gravity is shown in the photo behind a curved sofa in rust-brown velvet on brass legs, Fusion behind a beige upholstered bed with white cushions and a grey knitted throw. Entanglement pairs with a wavy lounge chair and a bare branch tree in a white pot. Brass, beige ceramics and dark wood complement the copper lines and silver dots.