Palmadora wallpaper collection Casamance

Palmadora wallpaper by Casamance: leaves, gardens and woven texture

With Palmadora wallpaper you bring plants and gardens to the wall, in a palette of earthy colours. The collection by Casamance alternates dense leaf motifs with a plain texture, so you can use pattern and calm side by side. Ochre, taupe, dusty pink, olive green and grey-blue return throughout, as does a background that resembles linen. Some patterns are drawn with a fine line, others are coloured in flat and filled with stripes and dots. This way you can choose a whole wall full of foliage or a calm background against which rattan, ceramics and wood stand out beautifully.

Patterns in the Palmadora wallpaper collection

Astragale wallpaper shows leaf tendrils and fern-like stems, drawn with a fine cream-white line on an ochre-yellow, mottled background. Between the leaves, contour lines run like a labyrinth, so you keep discovering new shapes up close. Alfabia wallpaper refers to the Alfabia garden in Mallorca and is more colourful. Stylised leaves in dusty pink, taupe, olive green and dark blue overlap on off-white, filled with stripes, dots and zigzag lines. In an arched alcove above the dining table it becomes an eye-catcher. Saona wallpaper brings a Mediterranean garden to life, with agaves and aloes that stand out against fine grasses, like silhouettes on a background with a linen look. Sierra wallpaper has no motif. The grey-blue shown, with a woven texture inspired by raffia, lets the leaf patterns in an adjacent room or on another wall take all the attention.

Combining Palmadora by Casamance in your interior

Because all patterns come from the same earthy palette, you can use them side by side within one home. Place Alfabia in an alcove or behind the dining table and cover the rest of the space with Sierra. Astragale looks great next to natural wood and ochre-coloured ceramics. With this Casamance wallpaper you decide per wall how much pattern you want: a lot, a little or none.