Lanzea wallpaper collection Casamance

Lanzea wallpaper by Casamance: leaves, wood and weave in earth tones

The Lanzea wallpaper by Casamance draws its imagery from nature: palm leaves, branches, wood grain and the structure of woven fabric. The colours stay close to the earth, from caramel and walnut brown to beige with a golden sheen. What stands out is the vertical composition that recurs in almost every pattern. Stripes, threads and stacked leaf shapes draw your eye upward, making a wall appear higher. Some designs are bold and cover a wall with pattern. Others remain quiet and let the texture do the talking. This way, within one collection, you can combine a calm background with a wall that draws attention.

Patterns in the Lanzea wallpaper collection

Tisaro wallpaper is the calm base: a plain wall in mottled caramel brown with a fine structure of crossing threads, as if the wall were covered in linen or raffia. Rama wallpaper goes the other way. Wide vertical stripes in dark brown and lighter walnut brown show a wood grain, overlaid with long branches full of narrow leaves as flat silhouettes on a large scale. Alisio wallpaper stacks fan-shaped palm leaves in arcs, in beige, cream and gold with a subtle sheen. The pattern is inspired by the trade wind that makes palm trees on Lanzarote sway. In Lanzea wallpaper, leaves appear to be stitched onto a linen-like background with a raffia-like thread. Jardin de Cactus wallpaper shows a panoramic landscape with cacti, and Zebrano wallpaper brings the striped grain of zebrano wood to the wall.

Combining Lanzea by Casamance in your interior

Because all patterns stay in the same earth tones, they work well side by side. In the photo with the curved staircase wall, a plain beige variant hangs next to the fan motif of Alisio, and the same approach works with Tisaro around a wall with Rama. Wood, rattan, ceramics and natural stone complement this Casamance wallpaper. Green velvet or an olive-green stripe provides contrast and makes the brown and gold appear warmer.