Isadora wallpaper collection Casamance

Isadora wallpaper by Casamance: carnations, rings and ornament

Isadora wallpaper by Casamance brings flowers and geometry together in symmetrical repeats with gold and ochre tones. Each pattern has a mirrored structure, giving your wall calm and rhythm. Yet they differ greatly. One works with a tactile craquelé texture, another with a line drawing on black, a third with coloured carnations on cream. Within Isadora by Casamance you can choose between a light wall that catches warmth and a dark wall on which the gold lights up. The patterns can also be combined: in the images a large floral pattern hangs above the panelling and a calmer pattern with drawn leaf lines below.

Patterns in the Isadora wallpaper collection

Isadora wallpaper is the namesake pattern: rows of orange-ochre carnations with a blue-green centre, surrounded by grey-green lance-shaped leaves on cream. Hippolyte wallpaper depicts rosette flowers, bell-shaped flowers and small clover leaves on curling stems, in gold and ochre-brown on a black background. Etienne wallpaper leaves the flowers behind and opts for large oval rings that interlock in vertical chains. Where they overlap, almond-shaped openings are created, and the craquelé texture in cream on glossy gold-beige gives the rings depth. Felix wallpaper works with a continuous arabesque in two colours and a light sheen. Gustav wallpaper is ornamental and restrained, with lines that move calmly across the wall. Leontine wallpaper is a floral design with 1920s flair that catches light. Salon des Miroirs wallpaper is a wall panel in art deco style with gold and gloss, designed to dress one wall as a whole.

Combining Isadora by Casamance with furniture and colour

The images show how the patterns work with materials. Beneath Isadora stand white bouclé armchairs with wooden armrests and a pink marble side table on herringbone parquet, with green panelling as a border. Hippolyte is balanced by a brown velvet sofa and a mustard-yellow pouf. Etienne finds its partner in brass and marble. If you choose a light wall, wood ties in with the ochre. With black, velvet brings out the gold.