Haze Silk wallpaper collection Mark Alexander

Haze Silk wallpaper by Mark Alexander: texture in beige and greige

Haze Silk wallpaper lets the wall speak without a single motif. In this wallpaper collection by Mark Alexander, everything revolves around the surface: irregular horizontal stripes and slubs in the thread, as you see in woven silk or grasscloth. The effect comes from colour variations between the threads. Cream, beige, greige and a hint of taupe blend together, making the wall look lively up close and calm from a distance. In the mood photo the wallpaper covers both walls of a room corner with a window, and daylight skims along the lines.

The pattern in the Haze Silk wallpaper collection

The Haze Silk wallpaper design works with texture rather than pattern. Fine lines of varying thickness and length run horizontally across the wall, without a recognisable repeat. So you won't see any repetition, and even on a large wall the surface flows on uninterrupted, without the seams standing out. The base is beige with a greyish undertone. Lighter cream threads and dark streaks in taupe and brown give the surface depth. From a distance the wall reads as one warm shade. Come closer and you see how each line runs just a little differently. That makes this Mark Alexander wallpaper a good choice if you want a plain wall with more character than paint.

Combining Haze Silk by Mark Alexander with wood, leather and velvet

The mood photo shows how the greige background carries dark, warm materials. A dark wooden console table with three drawers, a black-glazed lamp with a linen shade and two black leather lounge chairs stand out sharply against the wall. Ochre-yellow velvet cushions, an olive-green throw and a woven floor of sisal or seagrass complete the palette. If you're looking for a calm background for statement furniture, this wall gives you that space.