Mirari wallpaper collection Omexco

Mirari wallpaper by Omexco: texture instead of pattern

With Mirari wallpaper, you choose walls that rely on their surface, not on a pattern. The collection is all about texture: finely woven threads, a grid reminiscent of linen and a light layer that looks like weathered paint. In the images, these walls are shown behind leather, walnut wood, brass and black natural stone. The colours range from ochre and golden beige through terracotta to light grey. Omexco keeps the walls calm, so that furniture and materials in the room take centre stage.

Designs in the Mirari wallpaper collection

Naxi wallpaper is a plain wall with a fine woven texture of thin horizontal and vertical threads, in ochre to golden beige. Next to a brown leather chair and a turned walnut side table, it looks warm and understated. The design is available in ten colours. Elaya wallpaper has the same regular character, but the intersecting grid is more reminiscent of linen. In terracotta to rust brown, it provides a counterbalance to a dark wood sliding door and a black natural stone floor. Auren wallpaper goes the other way: a light grey to off-white wall with irregular vertical stripes and patches, like a weathered layer of paint with a subtle sheen. Zarha wallpaper combines organic shapes with texture and comes in seven colour variations. Hanara wallpaper is a textured design in five colour variations. Caelis wallpaper and Orvyn wallpaper are panoramic wallpapers, in which the image continues across multiple drops. Orvyn is available in two colour variations.

Combining Mirari by Omexco with wood, brass and natural stone

If you are looking for warmth, Naxi and Elaya work well alongside leather and dark wood. Auren belongs in a lighter space and comes into its own next to brass and glazed ceramic. Omexco wallpaper without a pattern leaves room for a striking chair, a work of art or a door with character. If you want the wall itself to be the focal point, take a look at the panoramic designs. With Mirari wallpaper you can create a space in which the wall plays a part without dominating.