Masureel Serica wallpaper collection

Serica wallpaper by Masureel: fibre, line and leaf

Serica wallpaper is all about lines: closely spaced stripes that together form a leaf, or horizontal fibres that add texture to a plain wall. The colours stay earthy, from sand and ochre to grey-taupe, pale sage green and cream on a beige-gold base. In the images you can see how this plays out: a curved wall full of banana leaves above a white sofa with olive-green cushions, or a sand-coloured wall over which the shadow of palm leaves falls. Serica by Masureel lets you choose between a wall that fills the space and a wall that mainly provides calm.

Patterns in the Serica wallpaper collection

Banyan wallpaper fills the wall with overlapping banana leaves about half a metre in size. Each leaf is built up from fine parallel lines around a clear central vein, with a subtle sheen. Mori wallpaper is plain: a fine horizontal fibre texture in sand to ochre that recalls grasscloth or silk. Tantu wallpaper is a plain sisal in grey-taupe, with visible irregularities in the thread. Cadie sisal wallpaper also lets the natural fibre speak, with a subtle sheen. Chanderi wallpaper works with soft horizontal colour gradients. If you are looking for more pattern, Patola wallpaper has triangles, diamonds and line constructions, and Serica wallpaper combines texture with geometric patterns. Holi wallpaper sets a play of lines alongside expressive colour fields, and with Kharga wallpaper the series is complete.

Choosing Masureel wallpaper: leaf motif or plain texture

If you choose Banyan, the leaf becomes the subject of the room. This works best on one large or curved wall, with plain fabrics in olive green or cream alongside. Mori and Tantu do the opposite: they direct attention to what stands in front of them, such as a walnut chair or a wall lamp with a gold-leaf finish. Warm sand or cooler grey-taupe then sets the tone of the space.