Komorebi wallpaper collection Glamora

Komorebi wallpaper by Glamora: leaves, flowers and lines on the wall

Komorebi wallpaper by Glamora brings leaves, flowers and abstract lines in muted earth and grey tones to your wall. The designs work as full-wall panels: a single image that runs across the full width. Sometimes the motif covers the entire wall. Sometimes it deliberately leaves plenty of space open, as with flowers hanging down from an upper corner. In the background you'll see a linen texture, small specks or fine vertical stripes, so even the empty parts of the wall have something to say. In the images they hang in a dining nook, a bedroom and a seating area overlooking greenery.

Patterns in the Komorebi wallpaper collection

Boro wallpaper places large zigzag bands like mountain peaks on the wall, built up from dense vertical lines in dark brown, sand beige and grey-blue with blurred smudges. With Sensitive wallpaper, a greatly enlarged palm leaf curves along the top of the wall, with drooping leaf tips in dark grey and lighter shadows behind them. Wabi wallpaper shows hydrangeas and umbellifers in translucent grey-brown, like pressed flowers against off-white. Temps Perdu wallpaper also works with dried flowering branches, on a speckled background in beige and taupe. Kokoro wallpaper spreads leaves across the wall. Seika wallpaper and Moribana wallpaper scatter flowers across the surface, and Kintsugi wallpaper opts for overlapping squares. This collection also includes Jaku wallpaper, Materia wallpaper, Foliage wallpaper, Quiet Place wallpaper, Spark wallpaper, Stille wallpaper, Morning Light wallpaper and Interplay wallpaper.

Decorating with Komorebi by Glamora around a large wall

Because the patterns are so large, little is needed around them. In the images, a low wooden bench stands in front of Boro, a grey-brown upholstered bed in front of Sensitive, and black slats with metal sculptures next to Wabi. Wood, concrete and coarse fabrics complement the earth tones. An abstract surface, one large leaf or flowers with plenty of empty space: that choice determines how full or open your wall feels. With Komorebi wallpaper, you mainly choose how much of the wall you let speak.