Ete Indien wallpaper collection Casamance

Ete Indien wallpaper by Casamance: texture and golden lustre

The Ete Indien wallpaper by Casamance builds its patterns from the smallest elements: short dashes and dots that together form a surface or a pattern. Up close you see each dash separately; from a distance it reads as one whole. Ochre, mustard yellow and gold run through the collection, sometimes as a main colour, sometimes as an accent on a dark ground. This gives you two very different walls from the same family: a calm texture that recedes behind your furniture and a graphic pattern that starts the conversation itself.

Patterns in the Ete Indien wallpaper collection

Roseau wallpaper is a plain textured pattern with the imprint of straw inlay work. Dense rows of short, vertical dashes run across the entire surface without a visible repeat, like woven grass. In the photo you see it in ochre yellow with lighter cream dashes. The natural sheen gives the micropattern depth. Roseau is available in a range of colours. Cascade wallpaper works with contrast. Dotted lines, built up from droplets, form concentric arches that overlap like fans. Golden-beige dots sit on a dark petrol-green ground, and a lacquer makes the pattern shine and gives it volume. Where Roseau colours the wall evenly, Cascade gives it a recognisable motif on a medium scale.

Combining Ete Indien by Casamance in your interior

Roseau in ochre goes well with dark wood, white ceramics and dried branches: the wall gives warmth without demanding attention. Cascade, on the other hand, can take centre stage next to a white marble mantelpiece, a gilded mirror frame and green vases. The gold in the dots brings out copper-coloured accents in the room. If you choose this Casamance wallpaper, you decide for yourself whether the wall becomes a backdrop or an eye-catcher.