Exploration wallpaper collection Casamance

Exploration wallpaper by Casamance: landscapes and textures for your wall

With Exploration wallpaper by Casamance you bring landscapes indoors, from a Japanese garden to Tuscan walls and Lake Como. The collection takes three directions. There are panoramas that fill an entire wall, patterns that repeat endlessly and textures without recognisable motifs. What they share is a tactile surface and a palette of earth tones: ochre, rust, taupe and deep blue. This way you can design a dining room around one large scene, or bring calm to a seating area with a wall that speaks mainly through its texture.

Patterns in the Exploration wallpaper collection

Adachi wallpaper is a Japanese garden in fine lines, with gnarled pines, a pond full of water lilies, white rocks and reeds under an ochre-gold sky. Hang Mua wallpaper looks out over Halong Bay on a sisal base with metallic foil, while Icho wallpaper places an imaginary garden full of plants on wood pulp. Come wallpaper prints the ripples of Lake Como on linen. Oree wallpaper stacks stylised hills and trees close together, in navy, cobalt, rust and orange. Jardin Danse wallpaper is a colourful garden by artist Geoffrey Pithon. Concordance wallpaper places organic shapes symmetrically on linen. Orcia wallpaper has no motif, only vertical patches like peeling plaster in beige and taupe on a jacquard. Also part of the collection are Pinarello wallpaper, Murmures Du Mistral wallpaper, Danse Des Sampans wallpaper, Carrara wallpaper, Horizon wallpaper, Maximus wallpaper and Moorea wallpaper.

Combining Casamance wallpaper from Exploration in your interior

With a panorama like Adachi it works well to keep the rest of the room calm: a glass table, wood and a rug that repeats the ochre of the sky. Oree, on the other hand, can handle bold furniture, such as rust-coloured leather and red bouclé. Orcia calls for soft velvet and a deep-pile rug in the same taupe as the wall. This way, with Exploration by Casamance, you decide on the wall first and then the rest.