Galerie Tapetenkollektion Pierre Frey

Galerie wallpaper by Pierre Frey: painted scenes in wall format

Galerie wallpaper by Pierre Frey transforms a wall into a painting. Each pattern spans the entire wall, so you don't see a repeating motif but step into a scene. Plants usually play the main role: umbrella pines and agaves, banana leaves under a glass roof, pointed leaves in broad strokes. Green recurs throughout, alternating with terracotta, ochre and turquoise. Two scenes are painted realistically and with deep perspective, while another is deliberately loose and flat. Thus a sweeping vista and an expressive canopy of leaves hang side by side in the same series.

Patterns in the Galerie wallpaper collection

In L'Esterel wallpaper you look over a reddish-brown sandy path with agaves towards a forest of umbrella pines, with blue hills on the horizon. Foreground, middle ground and background give the image depth, as if the wall opens up. La Serre wallpaper places you in the middle of a greenhouse. Banana plants, fan palms and red-yellow heliconia stand around a sunlit path, under a glass roof with blue-green beams. Aloe wallpaper strikes a different tone. Long pointed leaves and some flowers emerge from loose, broad brushstrokes in green, turquoise, yellow, lilac and rust brown, without perspective. Fond Marin wallpaper depicts the seabed, with swaying seaweed, coral and the blue of the ocean all around. Karma wallpaper revolves around movement, built up from the colours and textures the artist loves to work with most.

Pierre Frey wallpaper as decor for the entire wall

In the photos, the paintings work well with rattan, velvet and warm wood. With L'Esterel and La Serre, white walls with mouldings keep the rest of the room calm, so the landscape gets all the attention. Aloe stands out strongly behind two soft tub chairs on a grey floor. With Pierre Frey's Galerie, the wall does the work and a low, understated interior gives the scene space.