Taormina wallpaper collection Casamance

Taormina wallpaper by Casamance: raffia, embroidery and Sicilian green

The Taormina wallpaper by Casamance draws its imagery from Sicily and its surface from weaving and embroidery. Each pattern shows fibres and stitches: woven raffia, stitched lines, embroidery you can almost feel just by looking. The colours remain earthy, from olive green and black-brown to rust and copper with blue-grey shadows. Some patterns stick to structure and rhythm, others fill the wall with leaves. This way, within one collection, you can choose between a calm background and a wall that defines the space.

Patterns in the Taormina wallpaper collection

The Taormina wallpaper pattern fills the wall with elongated leaves and stems, without leaving a single empty spot. They're built up from short parallel stitches in rust, copper and orange, interspersed with blue-grey, slate grey and ochre. Curina wallpaper is the opposite: raffia in olive and khaki green, divided into large rectangles in a running bond pattern, with thin brown-pink stitch lines as joints. Manoria wallpaper works on a smaller scale. Small rectangles of varying sizes form a black-brown weave, like a basket. Biancavilla wallpaper combines raffia appliqué with embroidery and draws its character from the small towns of Sicily. Isola wallpaper has a base of finely woven raffia, over which an embroidered layer of jute and viscose ripples, giving the surface a slight sheen.

Casamance wallpaper with raffia in your interior

Curina and Manoria ask little of a room. They give structure and let furniture and art do the talking, like a framed collage on a dark Manoria wall. Taormina does the opposite. In a niche behind a low sofa, between white-plastered walls and beige cushions, the leaf pattern becomes the focal point. If you choose one of the calm patterns, repeat the warm tones with ceramics, wood and bouclé.