Loom wallpaper collection Texam

Loom wallpaper by Texam: textile structures in muted tones

With Loom wallpaper you get a wall that appears plain at first glance and up close turns out to be made of threads. The collection by Texam revolves around small-scale weave structures, without a motif or pattern repeat. You see crossing threads with slubs, fine horizontal lines or a regular grid, always in muted colours like greige, sand beige and grey-green. This keeps the wall calm, while the light makes the structure visible. This way the wall leaves room for what stands in front of it: a rough oak block, a white vase with branches, a copper bowl.

Designs in the Loom wallpaper collection

Tissage wallpaper has an irregular cross weave: horizontal and vertical threads with slubs, as seen in linen. In light warm grey it works well behind a low beige sofa with cushions in brown velvet and knit. Thréa wallpaper runs in one direction, with closely spaced horizontal lines that resemble grasscloth or raffia. The sand beige has a slight sheen that catches the daylight next to a sheer curtain. Filéa wallpaper is more regular, with thin crossed lines in a fine grid. The grey-green shown complements a green-patinated vase. Crumpled Linen wallpaper leaves the weave behind and shows the irregular creases and soft folds of crumpled linen, with shadows between the folds.

Combining Loom by Texam with wood and ceramics

Because Loom wallpaper has no motif, the structure determines the choice. If you want a wall with movement up close, choose a cross weave or the folds of crumpled linen. Prefer a clean line? Then the horizontal lines of Thréa or the grid of Filéa are a good fit. Dark wood, patinated ceramics and copper stand out well against these muted tones. This way Texam wallpaper works as a backdrop that gives the objects in front of it room.