Lanzarote wallpaper Elitis

Elitis Lanzarote wallpaper inspired by volcanic stone and erosion

The Lanzarote wallpaper collection from Elitis takes its cues from the volcanic island it is named after, with its eroded rock and sun-worn walls. You won't find flowers or figures here. Every design runs horizontally, like layers in a cliff face. Some are broad painted waves in ochre and honey, others a fine green grain like stone or streaks that recall birch bark. That shared direction ties them together, while color and scale keep them apart. You can choose a wall that commands the room or one that quietly backs up your furniture.

Designs in the Lanzarote wallpaper collection

Calero wallpaper works on a large scale, with wide waves built from visible brushstrokes. Ochre, amber and gold alternate with paler cream bands, so a corner wraps into one continuous surface. Calero Metal wallpaper follows the same rolling line with a metallic texture. Travertin wallpaper goes small, with an even horizontal grain in dark green flecked with lighter green that reads as stone up close. Scorza wallpaper sits between the two, with off-white and gray streaks like birch bark, crossed by dark lines and patches of ochre gold. Monumenta wallpaper shows a layered structure that suggests weathered rock formations. In Terres emmelees wallpaper, lines and shapes merge into one another, and Palazzo wallpaper plays with soft gradations, as if sunlight were moving across a wall.

Styling Lanzarote by Elitis with wood, stone and textiles

This Elitis wallpaper holds its own next to materials with texture. In the photos, Calero backs a dining nook with a rough wooden table, a built-in bench piled with cushions and an arched niche holding candlesticks. Travertin pairs with black iron nesting tables and a pine floor, Scorza with corduroy, bronze and stone tiles. Because the designs skip motifs, your furniture stays in focus while the wall adds depth. At Selected Wallpapers you can see all seven Lanzarote wallpaper designs side by side.