Defined Momentum wallpaper collection Harlequin

Defined Momentum wallpaper by Harlequin: pattern with texture you want to touch

The Defined Momentum wallpaper by Harlequin is all about surface: many patterns look as if they are tufted, woven or hand-painted. You can see this in the fluffy edges of a wave motif, in striped blocks reminiscent of a rug and in a texture like crumpled paper. Blue is a recurring colour, from indigo to teal, sometimes alongside rust orange and beige. In addition, you'll find designs in earth tones, grey-beige and gold. The visual language ranges from organic waves to geometric blocks, so within one collection you choose how calm or bold your wall becomes.

Patterns in the Defined Momentum wallpaper collection

Zuni wallpaper stacks peak-shaped ridges like stylised hills or waves in indigo and navy blue. Each ridge has a light blue contour and a ragged edge that resembles tufted wool. Monolith wallpaper works on a large scale with rectangular blocks full of vertical stripes and crossbars, in rust orange, petrol blue, light blue, beige and off-white. More subdued is Tule wallpaper: teal-blue tone-on-tone, with short vertical stripes and a crinkled texture. In Sedimentary wallpaper, layers in black, anthracite, grey-green and beige slide over each other, like a mountain range in mist. Moho wallpaper scatters golden dots in varying sizes over a warm background. Frescoes wallpaper combines geometric lines with organic shapes in terracotta and rust brown, Dolmens wallpaper lets light lines and triangles crisscross over beige and Crater wallpaper places white stripes and triangles in panels on grey-beige. Chaco wallpaper completes the range.

Defined Momentum by Harlequin on your wall

In the images, Zuni, Monolith and Tule hang behind the same open dark wood shelving unit on a grey concrete floor. This identical setup clearly shows what this Harlequin wallpaper does. Zuni and Monolith fill the wall with pattern, making the dark wood stand out warmly against it. Tule stays in the background and lets books and objects speak for themselves. So with Defined Momentum wallpaper you choose between a wall that sets the tone and a wall that plays a supporting role.