Textures Vegetales wallpaper collection Casamance

Textures Vegetales wallpaper by Casamance: grass and wood in geometric planes

The Textures Vegetales wallpaper brings the texture of woven grass and wood to your wall, divided into clear geometric planes. The colours stay close to nature: pale grey-green, beige, grey-beige and taupe. What connects the patterns is the combination of an organic surface with a strict layout. Up close you see brushed stripes, fine weave lines or a crinkled relief. From a distance you mainly read the rhythm of facets, chevrons or squares. This way a wall gains depth without one colour taking over the space. Casamance wallpaper from this line matches wood, ceramic and brass.

Patterns in the Textures Vegetales wallpaper collection

Soroa wallpaper consists of irregular polygons full of parallel, slightly wavy lines that change direction in each plane. The surface looks crinkled, the lines catch a subtle sheen and the colour is pale grey-green. Ocotea wallpaper lays narrow vertical strips with a fine, grass-like striping in a herringbone of beige and grey-beige. Pandan wallpaper also has the appearance of woven grass. Abale wallpaper works with a grid of slightly offset squares, each with a brushed texture that resembles horn or wood and runs in a different direction each time. Taupe, grey-beige and light brown alternate. Sapelli wallpaper creates the illusion of wooden planks.

How to combine Textures Vegetales by Casamance at home

In the images the collection sits alongside materials that speak the same language. Soroa is accompanied by a ceramic bottle and bowls on a wooden tray, Ocotea by oak furniture with round shapes and bouclé, Abale by brass, smoked glass and herringbone parquet. If you choose grey-green, ceramics and rough wood work well. Beige and taupe pair well with warm oak and gold tones. This way the Textures Vegetales wallpaper remains a calm background against which your furniture stands out.