Bagatelle wallpaper collection Casamance

Bagatelle wallpaper by Casamance: texture and flowers in warm tones

The Bagatelle wallpaper by Casamance brings together three patterns that complement each other surprisingly well. Two of them work with structure: a clouded wall in copper and rust, and a plain design with a fine vertical thread. The third pattern takes a different approach with a dense floral pattern on a dark green background. What connects them is the warm palette of red, orange and copper brown. So you can choose between calm and exuberance within one collection, or combine both in adjacent rooms.

Patterns in the Bagatelle wallpaper collection

Gallica wallpaper has no motif and no recognisable pattern repeat. Irregular clouds of copper and rusty orange run over a fine vertical thread structure, with silver-grey and beige zones that lighten the wall towards the top. It looks like a wall with patina. Jussieu wallpaper is the calm counterpart: an even plain design in copper brown, in which an irregular vertical stripe gives the wall just enough movement. Next to marble, brass and terracotta, that warm tone comes into its own. Eglantyne wallpaper is the bold statement pattern of Bagatelle by Casamance. Full flowers in red, salmon, ochre and cream grow between white star-shaped flowers, bird-of-paradise flowers and palm and fern leaves, densely packed and rendered in a painterly style against an almost black, dark green background.

Combining Casamance wallpaper in your interior

In the images, Eglantyne hangs above dark grey panelling, so that the floral pattern only fills the upper part of the wall and doesn't dominate the space. Gallica and Jussieu work well next to simple shapes: a grey armchair, marble, a wire frame. Because all three share the same warm red and orange tones, you can place a plain design in one room next to flowers in the other without it clashing. A herringbone floor reinforces that warmth.