Indomptee wallpaper collection Elitis

Indomptee wallpaper by Elitis: fur patterns in geometric blocks

Indomptee wallpaper shows animal fur in a way you rarely see on a wall: divided into rectangles and squares, with a visible hair direction in each block. This direction changes from piece to piece, so light and shadow shift across the wall. Elitis plays with size, shape and texture in this collection. One pattern uses large, irregularly stacked blocks, another a strict grid of small squares. What remains is the image of hides laid next to each other like patches. The colours range from olive and sage to ochre, orange and cream.

Patterns in the Indomptee wallpaper collection: from olive green patchwork to ochre-coloured mosaic

Appaloosa wallpaper fits large squares and wide rectangles together like brickwork, in olive green, moss green and grey-beige with light spots. The varying sizes give the wall the rhythm of a natural stone wall. Movida wallpaper is calmer: rectangular blocks in grey-green and sage green, stacked in columns and slightly staggered, with little contrast between the shades. Up close you can see the direction of the hair; from a distance it looks almost like a plain wall. Sierra wallpaper opts for a strict grid of small squares in orange, ochre, brown, cream and taupe, a fur mosaic with lots of colour variation. Tribeca wallpaper comes as a set of panels and therefore hangs as one large image on the wall.

Indomptee by Elitis in your interior: colour and light on the wall

The mood images show how different the patterns look in a room. Behind a daybed with olive green velvet cushions and a dark herringbone floor, Appaloosa takes over the entire wall. Movida forms a calm background next to a white panelled door and two round mirrors with brass rims. Sierra adds colour to a dining area with a terrazzo floor and a marble table. If you choose Indomptee wallpaper, you are mainly deciding how busy you want your wall to be.