Collage wallpaper collection Mark Alexander

Collage wallpaper by Mark Alexander: natural fibres in geometric planes

Collage wallpaper is all about composition: planes, strips and small motifs that together form a single wall. In this Collage by Mark Alexander, you see natural fibres and Japanese paper in earth tones, from off-white and beige to grey-brown and dark brown. Most patterns have a geometric arrangement, but the scale varies greatly. One wallpaper divides the wall into large squares, another staggers undulating bands or repeats a small triangle until it becomes a fine texture. In the photos they are shown behind low sofas, wooden stools and woven lamps, where the texture of the wall feels entirely natural.

Patterns in the Collage wallpaper collection

Grid wallpaper uses dark brown lines to divide the wall into spacious squares, each section with a coarse fibre texture and its own shade of beige-brown. Savanna wallpaper works with vertical strips of varying width, over which light beige bands undulate on grey-brown. The rhythm shifts from strip to strip. Tipi wallpaper is much smaller in scale: rows of small off-white triangles on beige, which from a distance merge into a texture. Network wallpaper places a linear pattern of stitched squares on crumpled Japanese paper. Square Cut wallpaper features cut squares of sisal laid side by side like panels. Anagram wallpaper consists of strips of stencilled paper that have been shifted and rewoven. Akata wallpaper adds a curving botanical motif to raffia, and Panorama wallpaper sets woven banana bark flowing across cotton gauze.

Mark Alexander wallpaper in your interior

The images show how these walls work with simple furniture in natural materials. Grid gives a seating area with low sofas a clear frame. Savanna brings movement behind a calm grey sofa, and Tipi covers a dining nook with a round table and tree-trunk stools without making the space feel busy. Choose your Collage wallpaper based on scale: a large grid for a wide wall, a fine pattern for a nook or an entire room.