Karabane wallpaper collection Casamance

Karabane wallpaper by Casamance: natural textures and African motifs

Karabane wallpaper by Casamance draws its imagery from African plants, trees and fabrics. In the neutral patterns you'll see ochre, taupe, sand and anthracite, shades that stay close to wood, stone and undyed fabric. The surface invites touch, from a mottled woven texture to leaves that appear stamped onto the wall. The motif varies from design to design. There's a plain design for those seeking calm, a geometric grid, a large leaf pattern and two more colourful designs. This way, you can put together a wall that suits your space within a single collection.

Patterns in the Karabane wallpaper collection

Diola wallpaper is plain yet vibrant: a woven texture like linen or jute in ochre and camel, mottled with lighter and darker threads, as if the fabric has been in use for years. Abale wallpaper places square panels side by side, each with diagonal stripes reminiscent of horn or flamed stone. Because the direction changes from panel to panel, a patchwork emerges in taupe, greige and sand. Aloë wallpaper makes the boldest statement. Palm, fern and pinnate leaves in black and anthracite are tightly packed, with an irregular, stamped texture on a cream-beige background. If you want more colour, choose Avicennia wallpaper, lush vegetation in rich colours, named after a small tree from tropical mangroves. Bogolan wallpaper has a colourful geometric pattern inspired by an African fabric.

Combining Karabane by Casamance in your interior

Because the Karabane wallpaper collection works mainly with earthy tones, you can combine the patterns without them clashing. Place Aloë on one wall as an eye-catcher and let Diola keep the other walls calm. Abale comes into its own next to brass, smoked glass and herringbone parquet. Diola suits woven baskets and dark ceramics. This way you keep the space cohesive with Casamance wallpaper, no matter how different the motifs are.