Jardin Felicia wallpaper collection Casamance

Jardin Felicia wallpaper by Casamance: five gardens for your wall

With Jardin Felicia wallpaper you bring a densely planted garden to your walls. Casamance builds each pattern from plants that fill the wall from top to bottom, without empty spaces in between. Yet no pattern resembles another. One design works with fine lines, another with coloured illustrations or with areas of colour that look as if they were applied with a brush. The patterns also vary in colour: from aubergine and deep burgundy with copper and pink to sage, petrol blue and lavender blue. This way, within a single collection, you can choose between a warm, dark room and a light, green one.

Patterns in the Jardin Felicia wallpaper collection

Hosta wallpaper shows overlapping, elongated leaves as a line drawing, with veins in copper and ochre on aubergine. Up close you can make out every vein; from a distance it merges into one warm texture. Borrommee wallpaper is fuller: feathery branches, daisy-like flowers, berry clusters and speckled leaves in pink, fuchsia, salmon, ochre and olive on deep burgundy, in a large mirrored repeat. Erica wallpaper paints a wild heathland with fern-like branches, small flowers and dots in sage, petrol blue, cream and lavender blue. In Amaryllis wallpaper, stylised amaryllis flowers appear as blocks of colour on a background that looks like blotting paper. Nobile wallpaper revolves around the undulating leaves of the nobile fern, from green to golden yellow. If you're looking for calm, choose the lines of Hosta. If you want a wall that tells a story, choose Borrommee.

Jardin Felicia by Casamance in your interior

The images show how the patterns interact with the space. Hosta is counterbalanced by a white daybed, walnut wood and brass. Borrommee fills a niche with an olive-green frame and calls for a light sofa in front of it. Erica keeps it airy next to a round blush-pink bouclé sofa and grey-blue glass. If you choose Casamance wallpaper for one wall, that wall carries the room.