Bellissima wallpaper collection Misia

Bellissima wallpaper by Misia: warm tones and tactile surfaces

The Bellissima wallpaper by Misia is all about warm colours and walls you want to touch. The collection features seven patterns, from an almost plain texture to panoramic colour bands and graphic reliefs. Ochre, sand, gold and burgundy recur, sometimes complemented by ecru or a deep black. In the photos, the walls are shown next to marble furniture, brass lamps and white armchairs, and that works: the palette of the wallpapers matches the veins in the stone. Those seeking tranquillity choose a texture. Those who want the wall to be the main focus of the room opt for one of the larger patterns.

Seven patterns in the Bellissima wallpaper collection

Corricella Wall wallpaper appears plain from a distance. Up close you see a fine horizontal texture with a small herringbone motif, here in burgundy with lighter stripes. Brume d'Été Wall wallpaper is a panorama of wide bands in ochre, sand and cream that merge like watercolour, crossed by two narrow gold stripes with frayed edges. In Propolis Wall wallpaper, vertical rows of teardrop-shaped dots in ochre and off-white form diamonds, purely through differences in density. Bain de Vénus Wall wallpaper slides layers of gold, ivory and sand over each other like a weathered wall. Belle au Belvédère Wall wallpaper combines gold-coloured inlay with cross-hatching on a beige undertone. L'Universelle Wall wallpaper sets trapezoids in ecru and ivory against deep black. Échos d'Anacapri Wall wallpaper shows four fan shapes of embroidered ridges in earth tones, folded like origami.

Combining Bellissima by Misia with marble and brass

The Bellissima wallpaper combines beautifully with natural stone: the pink and red-brown veins of marble repeat the warm tones on the wall. Brass and gold match the metallic stripes of Brume d'Été and the gold tones of Propolis. With a busy pattern, choose understated white furniture with rounded shapes, as in the photos. With the plain texture of Corricella, a statement piece of furniture can actually define the look.