Elixir de Soies wallpaper collection Elitis

Elixir de Soies wallpaper by Elitis: silk texture with colour and rhythm

The Elixir de Soies wallpaper shows how a wall can work like a painted canvas with the texture of raw silk. The base is a background with fine horizontal stripes and small slubs. On top of this, Elitis applies colour and graphics: sometimes it remains a plain surface, sometimes a check or block pattern appears. The mood images show retro interiors with blue carpet, buttoned leather, chrome tubes and red lacquered shelves. So you can see at once that these patterns can handle a bold interior and hold their own against it.

Patterns in the Elixir de Soies wallpaper collection

Kosa Silk wallpaper is the plain pattern: orange-red with yellow and dark red stripes, without a motif, so that only the silk texture speaks. Frivole wallpaper lays a small-scale check of short, hand-drawn dashes in blue, light blue, lilac-grey and black over a cream-coloured ground. The grid doesn't run quite straight, which keeps the design lively. Beat wallpaper builds upright rectangles with nested frames in staggered rows, with coral pink and bronze-brown surfaces between ochre and cream. Twill wallpaper has a graphic pattern with a structure reminiscent of woven fabric, and Sigil wallpaper places hand-painted squares rhythmically across the wall. Three patterns are panoramic: Vol-au-vent wallpaper with floating painted ribbons, Liberté chromatique wallpaper with large, organic colour fields and Lignes telluriques wallpaper with a play of vertical and horizontal lines.

Combining Elitis wallpaper from Elixir de Soies in your interior

The images show how you can pick up the colours in the room. Against the orange-red Kosa Silk, white bedding and a blue bed base create a cool contrast, while with Frivole, red-brown leather armchairs bring warmth to offset the blue. Beat is counterbalanced by a high-gloss chair in dark aubergine. So when working with Elixir de Soies by Elitis, you look for a contrasting colour in furniture or carpet and let the wall do the rest.