The Originals wallpaper collection DWC

The Originals wallpaper by DWC: textile with structure instead of pattern

The Originals wallpaper by DWC is all about the surface itself. You won't find flowers, tendrils or figures in it, only a structure that continues across the entire wall without a visible pattern repeat. The textile wallpaper by Dutch Walltextile Company keeps to muted, cool colours: grey-green, blue-green and a deep blue-grey. This gives the wall depth without a pattern demanding attention. Furniture, lamps and objects stand calmly in front of it. If you want a wall that you recognise primarily by its structure, you'll find two very different answers here.

Designs in The Originals wallpaper collection: Driftwood and Suave

Driftwood wallpaper resembles mélange linen or grasscloth. Fine horizontal threads run across the entire surface, with an occasional thickening or lighter streak. Between the grey-green and blue-green sit some brown threads that keep the surface lively. In the photo it hangs behind a black side table with a champagne-coloured bowl and a beige sofa with a taupe suede cushion, and those warm tones stand out well against it. Suave wallpaper works on a completely different scale. The finely structured velvet has a clouded surface reminiscent of suede or plasterwork, in dark blue-grey. Light and dark patches alternate irregularly, without direction. In the tall space shown, it forms a deep background for a gold-coloured vase with white blossom branches and an arched window with glazing bars.

Driftwood or Suave: which DWC wallpaper suits your space

The difference lies in scale and tone. Driftwood is fine and linear, with horizontal threads that keep a wall calm and leave the space open. Suave is clearly darker and directionless: it envelops a room and makes wall lamps, gold and wood stand out more. Both designs from The Originals by DWC let your furniture and objects do the talking. So you're mainly choosing between line and depth.