Eternel Ete wallpaper collection Pierre Frey

Eternel Ete wallpaper by Pierre Frey: mermaids, suns and brushstrokes

The Eternel Ete wallpaper by Pierre Frey brings the summer of the French Riviera to your walls, drawn and painted freehand. Mermaids, fish and suns with faces alternate with abstract paint strokes and ceramic tiles. Blue returns time and again, from deep navy to bright light blue, together with yellow, red, pink and terracotta. What binds the patterns is the hand of the artist you see in every line: chalk scraping across the surface, paint applied in broad strokes. A wall thus resembles a sketch rather than a print.

Patterns in the Eternel Ete wallpaper collection

Poseidon wallpaper places mermaids with red and yellow hair and golden, scaled tails on a dark navy blue background, among white seahorses and yellow and red stars. Calanques wallpaper works with white instead: loose chalk lines in red, yellow, green and blue draw fish, suns and undulating water. With La toile du peintre wallpaper, every subject disappears. Broad brushstrokes and arcs fill a woven beige background on a large scale. Atelier Jean wallpaper combines birds, fish and silhouettes into a geometric whole. Patio wallpaper and Patio exotique wallpaper show a wall of ceramic tiles, the latter with succulents in front. Arlesienne wallpaper has a geometric pattern with a hand-painted effect, while Nimes wallpaper shines with metallic reflections in gold or silver. You'll also find Alpilles wallpaper, Fleurs de Corail wallpaper, Au fil de l'eau wallpaper, Vrillette wallpaper and Clapotis wallpaper.

Eternel Ete wallpaper in your interior

The dark Poseidon works well in a niche or under a staircase, as in the photo with whitewashed steps and a terracotta tile floor. Three velvet chairs in blue, magenta and yellow pick up the colours of the pattern. Calanques looks lighter next to dark wood and rush. For one bold statement, La toile du peintre gives an entire wall the character of a painting.