Initiation wallpaper collection Elitis

Initiation wallpaper by Elitis: painting on the wall

With Initiation wallpaper, you bring visible brushwork to your wall. In this collection by Elitis, the brush is visible everywhere: blocks with a crooked black line, colour fields that blend into each other, broad strokes that run diagonally across the wall. Everything is abstract; there is no flower or figure to be recognised. The scale, however, varies greatly. One design repeats in small rows, while others cover almost the entire wall as one large panel. This lets you choose between a pattern that fills the wall evenly and an image that behaves like a painting.

Patterns in the Initiation wallpaper collection

Ornements wallpaper is the small-scale pattern of the series: upright rectangles in blue, dark green and ochre, each with a black outline set just beside the block. They rest on small beige patches, with short light blue strokes in between on an off-white ground. Big Sur wallpaper works as one large canvas. Cream and light blue-grey blend softly into each other; at the top there is a dark grey spot, with a pink accent at the top left. There is no repetition, and a white border frames the whole piece. Brooklyn wallpaper is also a panel, but bolder in tone: broad V-shaped strokes in cream, black, pink, salmon and petrol blue shoot diagonally across an olive-brown background, with ragged green edges. Monaco wallpaper completes the collection and, like Big Sur and Brooklyn, is intended as a work of art on the wall.

Initiation by Elitis: pattern or panel in your interior

The images show how differently these designs work out. With its regular rhythm, Ornements fills a wall behind a wooden chair, and it looks just as much at home next to a dining table with vases and a print. Big Sur and Brooklyn call for a clear wall above a sofa. Big Sur pairs well with green velvet and dark blue cushions, while Brooklyn has plenty of room to shine next to white bouclé and a burgundy side table. Elitis wallpaper in this form makes your wall the focal point.