Graphic Elements 3 wallpaper collection by Armani Casa

Graphic Elements 3 wallpaper by Armani Casa: grids, lines and checks

With Graphic Elements 3 wallpaper you choose walls that are built entirely from lines. In this collection, Armani Casa works with grids of unequal rectangles, fine diagonal hatching, stripes and large checks. The pattern carries the wall, without a central motif. Gold-coloured and metallic lines catch the light. Washed surfaces give the wall a lived-in texture, as if paint had once been sanded away. The patterns are named after Japanese islands, and that restrained graphic visual language is reflected in every design. You get a background with depth that leaves space for furniture and art.

Patterns in the Graphic Elements 3 wallpaper collection

Kyushu wallpaper shows an irregular grid of rectangles and squares, bordered by thin light lines. The colour is ochre, with light golden patches where the texture appears worn. Kyushu Metallic wallpaper has the same grid in light grey and beige, with thin blue-grey lines. With Yakushima wallpaper, fine, closely spaced lines form diagonal triangles and diamonds that change direction repeatedly, gold-coloured on blue-grey. Hokkaido wallpaper works with large checks that cover the entire surface. Mikura wallpaper and Miyako wallpaper are striped: Mikura with horizontal bands in contrasting colours, Miyako with stripes in different widths. Rebun wallpaper has soft, tonal lines. Fukue wallpaper resembles loosely woven canvas with a slightly irregular surface. Honshu wallpaper completes the series.

Combining Armani Casa wallpaper with wood, brass and glass

In the images you can see how the colours react to the interior. The ochre-coloured Kyushu finds a counterpart in dark wood and brass handles. The blue-grey Yakushima pairs well with a glossy blue console top with golden legs. The light Kyushu Metallic brings out brown leather and green foliage. If you want the wall to speak, choose a graphic pattern from Graphic Elements 3 by Armani Casa. If you're looking for calm, a tonal variant is the obvious choice.