Nomadic wallpaper collection by Dutch Walltextile Company

Nomadic wallpaper by Dutch Walltextile Company: textile in warm earth tones

Nomadic wallpaper is a textile wallcovering without a motif. The structure of the yarn determines the look. From a distance you see an even field of colour; up close you see speckles, slubs and fibres that give each design its own character. The shades remain warm and neutral: grey-taupe, ochre and old rose. In this collection, Dutch Walltextile Company works with linen, jute, sisal and cotton, so the wall is truly recognisable as fabric. The result is a calm background that leaves room for furniture with a distinctive shape or colour.

Designs in the Nomadic wallpaper collection

Limbourg wallpaper is a mottled weave of linen or linen with cotton in taupe and grey-beige, with light and dark speckles and short irregular slubs in the yarn. Agra wallpaper is made of jute and shows a regular cross weave in ochre and camel brown. The horizontal slubs give the surface a more robust appearance. Turmero Uni wallpaper combines sisal and cotton into a fine horizontal fibre structure that resembles grasscloth, ranging from old rose to salmon beige. Turmero Herringbone wallpaper uses the same mix, but arranges the fibres in a herringbone pattern. This makes it the only design in the range with a recognisable pattern.

Combining Nomadic by Dutch Walltextile Company in your interior

Three of the four designs are plain, so you choose mainly based on colour and texture. In the photos, Limbourg hangs behind an orange-brown teddy chair, Agra next to a travertine wall and Turmero Uni behind a walnut cabinet with a brass lamp. Wood, brass and ceramics stand out well against Nomadic wallpaper. If you want more pattern, the herringbone of Turmero Herringbone adds it without making the wall look busy.