Allures wallpaper collection Arte

Allures wallpaper by Arte: embroidery, velvet and weave on the wall

With Allures wallpaper you bring the finish of upholstery fabric to the wall: embroidery, velvet, suede and woven textile in earthy shades from ochre to olive green. The collection by Arte works with three visual languages. There is a large-scale botanical pattern that runs as a continuous scene across the wall, there are small geometric grids and there are plain weaves that leave the work to the texture. The photos show round furniture from the sixties and seventies in front of the walls, and that works well. These walls are warm and tactile and call for soft shapes and subdued light.

Botanical, geometric and plain: the patterns in the Allures wallpaper collection

Éclosion wallpaper is the most pronounced pattern: a hand-embroidered scene on cotton with leaves, ferns, protea-like flowers and clusters of berries that stand out from the surface like little balls. It is executed tone-on-tone in ochre, caramel and gold, and so large that you hardly see a repeat. Cabochon wallpaper places velvet squares and rectangles in staggered rows, like brickwork, outlined with rows of copper and pink dots on a dark olive-brown ground. Étamine wallpaper has no motif: an open weave in olive green where you can see the irregular threads running. Reliure wallpaper is also plain, built up from squares of brushed suede that are hand-stitched together. Galon wallpaper is a velvet jacquard with two-tone stripes, like those familiar from the upholstery of antique French sofas.

Combining Arte wallpaper: Allures by Arte in your interior

Because the colours are closely matched, you can use the patterns of Allures by Arte next to each other. Place Éclosion on the wall where your eye falls first and keep the walls around it calm with Étamine or Reliure. Cabochon and Galon bring rhythm to a smaller space or a niche. Brown velvet, oak wood and chrome go well with this Arte wallpaper, as does carpet in soft green or pink-beige.