Hanae wallpaper collection Casamance

Hanae wallpaper by Casamance: linen on the wall

Hanae wallpaper by Casamance is all about linen and what that material does on a wall. Most designs are plain. You see the threads, not a pattern. This makes the collection calm, but certainly not flat, as each colourway has its own texture and colour, from sand beige and cream to a deep petrol blue. In addition, the collection contains two designs with more pattern: one graphic and one embroidered. So with Hanae by Casamance you can keep a room calm and let one wall speak.

Designs in the Hanae wallpaper collection

Elfe wallpaper is a sand-beige linen with a light warp and a slightly darker weft, giving the weave a fine pattern when seen up close. Atmosphere wallpaper is made of Belgian linen in petrol blue, with a mottled texture of vertical lines that make the colour shift between bright and deep. Behind a cognac-brown armchair, that blue-green stands out beautifully. Pepite wallpaper has a cream-beige weave in which small gold-coloured flecks are irregularly scattered, a metallic effect applied to the linen with foil. If you're looking for more pattern, take a look at Halana wallpaper: deep tones and linen combined with other textures, in a graphic image suggesting a horizon. Jardin Ephemere wallpaper shows plants embroidered on linen, with loose stitches that give the design depth.

Combining Hanae by Casamance in your interior

In the photos, the Casamance wallpaper hangs behind wood, ceramic and glass, and that works. Sand beige goes well with green-glazed pots, cream with gold goes with brass and bronze. Petrol blue calls for warm contrasting colours like cognac and light wood. You can use the plain colourways next to each other in different rooms, while an embroidered or graphic wall becomes the eye-catcher. This way you can carry Hanae wallpaper throughout the house as a common thread.