ID wallpaper collection Texam

ID wallpaper by Texam: panoramas in stone, leaf and colour

With ID wallpaper by Texam you cover an entire wall with one continuous image. The patterns are panoramic in design and build up in horizontal layers, from stacked stone slabs to a wall full of palm leaves or an abstract colour gradient. In the patterns shown, the surface appears painted or weathered, with veins, stains and fine vertical stripes. The colours range from cool light blue and white to dark brown, old rose and coral red. This way, you can choose between a light, calm wall and a warm, dark background within one collection.

Patterns in the ID wallpaper collection by Texam

Onix wallpaper stacks wide bands with a marble or onyx pattern one above the other, in light blue, grey-blue and white, separated by thin light beige lines. In Tropical Dream wallpaper, large palm and fern leaves overlap in watercolour style, from dark brown at the top to old rose and terracotta at the bottom. Fall wallpaper is an abstract gradient from ochre brown through dark blue and coral red to taupe. Transition Tropic wallpaper lets large palm leaves fade into the background, while Borneo wallpaper shows palms with mountains in the background, with a vintage feel. If you prefer a raw look, check out the rusted surface of Rusted wallpaper or the block-patterned concrete look of Concrete S wallpaper. Interaction wallpaper is full of colour and geometry. The collection also includes Concrete wallpaper, Raw wallpaper, Mist wallpaper, Spectrum wallpaper, Maya wallpaper, Aquarell wallpaper, Diagonal wallpaper and Inlay wallpaper.

Light or dark: Texam wallpaper in your interior

In the lifestyle images you can see how the patterns relate to their surroundings. Onix appears behind white cube armchairs and black side tables on a glossy white floor, where the cool stone pattern keeps the lounge light. Tropical Dream forms the backdrop for a grey bed and a burgundy sofa on herringbone parquet. Fall hangs behind a light grey corner sofa, where the coral red falls just above the backrest. With ID by Texam you mainly determine the tone of the entire wall.