Elixir wallpaper collection Nobilis

Elixir wallpaper by Nobilis: foliage, geometry and line play

The Elixir wallpaper by Nobilis is all about walls with a tactile fibre structure, where each pattern speaks its own visual language. In the main images you see a dense canopy of leaves in the manner of an old verdure tapestry, a crisp grid that resembles woven grass and a freely drawn network of branches. What binds them is the palette: sand, beige, taupe, grey-green and rust brown. These colours bring calm without becoming boring. In the rooms they stand alongside velvet, rattan, oak and marble, materials that pick up the warm undertone of the wall.

Patterns in the Elixir wallpaper collection

Bosquet Sisal wallpaper shows a continuous canopy of oak-like tree crowns without sky or horizon, in beige, taupe and rust brown on a sisal base. Kubu wallpaper is a jacquard-woven grid of squares, rectangles and triangles, with a relief reminiscent of rope inlay work. With Tinor wallpaper, light-gold, branch-like lines form open cells on a grey-taupe ground. Clay wallpaper is finely striped and has the look of a glazed tile, with a matt appearance reminiscent of lime and clay earthenware. Alexandria Mural wallpaper shows palm trees and dream birds from the tales of the Arabian Nights. Two patterns by Pierre Frey bring more colour: Elixir wallpaper lets hues flow freely into each other, while Forestiere wallpaper places brightly coloured mushrooms on sisal.

Combining Elixir by Nobilis with velvet, rattan and wood

If you choose Nobilis wallpaper from this range, let the rest of the room follow the earth tones. Next to Bosquet Sisal, an aubergine curtain with an ochre-yellow border and a rust-brown skirting board work well. Kubu pairs beautifully with rattan, oak and travertine above a black floor. Tinor gains depth from dark velvet and brown marble. This way the fibre texture of the wall remains the focal point.