Stella wallpaper collection Nobilis

Stella wallpaper by Nobilis: embroidered symbols on a woven wall

Stella wallpaper by Nobilis revolves largely around one idea: small, embroidered-looking symbols on a background with the lines of woven sisal. Up close you see the threads in the structure; from a distance the motifs read as a pattern scattered across the wall. The colours are warm and distinctive: terracotta, ochre, teal, mint and burgundy against brown, beige-pink or blue-grey. Abstract is the starting point, but each pattern chooses its own form: loose fragments, a diagram of arcs and lines or a rhythm of vertical steps. This way you choose the scale that suits your space.

Patterns in the Stella wallpaper collection

On Forma wallpaper, small drops, triangles, L-shapes and zigzag strips in orange, teal, mint green and cream are loosely scattered over a brown ground, with plenty of space between them. Ornate wallpaper works on a large scale: terracotta arcs with short dashes, fanning cream lines, circles and small stars together form a kind of star map on beige-pink. Line wallpaper places vertical lines, corners and steps on blue-grey, in partly dotted mint and teal, supplemented with black, ochre and burgundy. On Spilla wallpaper small colourful barrettes are scattered over the woven surface, and Spilla Grande wallpaper creates a panorama in which they seem to fall down like a rain of stars. Lloyd wallpaper chooses a different material: lines engraved in wood veneer with a metallic layer shining through. Fika wallpaper is a panoramic jacquard wall tapestry with a figurative scene full of small motifs.

Combining Stella by Nobilis in your interior

This Nobilis wallpaper appears in the images next to chrome, acrylic and a red-lacquered sideboard, with copper-coloured skirting boards along the floor. Even a chair with red-orange damask can stand next to the embroidered symbols, because the woven background provides calm. Choose Line for a cool, blue room, Forma for warmth in a dining room or Ornate if you want to make one wall the eye-catcher.