Feroe wallpaper collection Casamance

Feroe wallpaper by Casamance: woven walls in earthy tones

With Feroe wallpaper you choose walls that you almost want to touch. Every design in this collection by Casamance is a woven textile, and you can see that in the fibrous background where the threads are visible. The colors come from the earth: taupe, beige, dark brown and a muted leaf green. Within that palette the visual language varies considerably, from a solid wall with cloud-like shadows to palm leaves that continue across the entire surface. This way you can choose a calm background or, instead, a wall that defines the room. Grazing light from a window makes the texture even more visible.

Designs in the Feroe wallpaper collection

Orcade wallpaper is the most subdued of the four. It's a taupe-brown wall with a fine crosswise weave, over which irregular patches in a slightly darker tone lie like clouds. Alchemilla wallpaper is abstract. Short horizontal stripes in beige, taupe and dark brown are grouped in vertical bands, making the wall appear to consist of panels, and a slight metallic sheen catches the light. Salix wallpaper is the only figurative design. Large palm leaves and leaf tendrils in green overlap each other on a beige background with a horizontal grass fiber texture, and the print appears faded here and there. Vagar wallpaper revolves around a coarse horizontal texture and lets the weave itself create the image.

Combining Feroe by Casamance with wood, stone and wool

The images show what Feroe by Casamance goes well with. Orcade is shown next to a wooden lounge chair and white ceramics on a concrete floor. Alchemilla is balanced by marble, brass and a white shaggy pouf. Salix calls for calm shapes, such as a curved sofa in beige woven fabric and a wooden column. If you choose this Casamance wallpaper, you build on what the wall already shows: natural materials and plenty of daylight.