Random Metallics II wallpaper collection Coordonne

Random Metallics II wallpaper by Coordonne: geometry, signs and linework

With the Random Metallics II wallpaper by Coordonne you choose patterns that fill an entire wall and sometimes turn the corner. The collection comprises 28 designs, with a visual language that varies widely. One pattern builds a grid of circles and blocks, the next places angular signs in rows, a third lets cream-coloured lines fan out over a grainy olive-green ground. The palette remains earthy: cognac and rust brown, sand gold on mottled dark blue. Up close you see a brushed or mottled texture. From a distance you read mainly shape and rhythm.

Patterns in the Random Metallics II wallpaper collection

Diagrams wallpaper places circles, half circles and squares in cognac and blue-green in a grid, with small cream-coloured circles as nodes. Gestural wallpaper shows block-shaped signs in sand gold on dark blue, while Diving Moment wallpaper has fans of curved lines on olive green. Bujlud wallpaper works with graphic blocks, Leku wallpaper evokes the image of an old map. In Leaves Shadow wallpaper tropical leaves lie like shadows on a dark ground, in Vine Shadow wallpaper vines hang downward. Bois wallpaper builds concentric circles from dots. In addition, the collection contains Spring Festival wallpaper, Harenae wallpaper, Starfield wallpaper, Frutetto wallpaper, Bing Bang wallpaper, Fauvism wallpaper, Mashrabiya wallpaper, Blooming wallpaper, Woodblock wallpaper, My Cave wallpaper, Doñana wallpaper, Xi Hu Lake wallpaper, Woods Extra wallpaper, Lignite wallpaper, Palma wallpaper and Seijaku wallpaper. Pythagoras wallpaper, Klimt wallpaper, Chipset wallpaper and Petal Strewn wallpaper are also part of the collection.

Random Metallics II by Coordonne on the wall

In the images, Diagrams turns the corner of a dining area, behind a long concrete-coloured table and tubular steel chairs with cognac leather. Gestural fills a classical room with a stucco ceiling moulding and a white panelled door, where the angular signs counterbalance the stuccowork. Diving Moment hangs under a wooden beam ceiling. The centre of the wall remains empty there, leaving room for your dining table in front of it.