Kharga wallpaper collection Arte

Kharga wallpaper by Arte: the desert as a motif on your wall

With Kharga wallpaper, Arte brings the desert indoors, through texture, sheen and pattern instead of a sand-coloured decor. Most patterns are named after a desert and draw their imagery from it: a starry sky, cracked ground, dunes, an oasis. Often the pattern is executed tone-on-tone, so it only reveals its depth up close or in raking light. You'll find textiles with sheen, velvet, bouclé made of alpaca wool and imitation leather, in colours from gold and beige to sage green and greige.

Seven patterns in the Kharga wallpaper collection

Moire wallpaper shows broad, undulating bands in beige and gold with grey-green shadows and a subtle sheen, like watered silk across an entire wall. Gobi wallpaper works on a smaller scale: white dots in fan-shaped and star-shaped clusters on a mottled sage-green background, inspired by the starry sky above the Gobi Desert. Atacama wallpaper is an alpaca wool bouclé in greige, across which falls the faint shadow of palm leaves. Bayuda wallpaper uses jagged lines and sparkling gold to evoke a rocky desert. Tenere wallpaper is imitation leather with the crackle pattern of dried-out desert ground. Barkhan wallpaper translates dunes into a geometric pattern on velvet-soft textile. Zerzura wallpaper brings the mythical scene of an oasis onto a velvet background.

Combining Kharga by Arte with wood, light and greenery

In the images you'll see warm wood recurring: herringbone parquet, a curved plywood chair, a low wooden bench. Moire fills the wall next to a white glass door, Gobi is paired with a white bouclé armchair and a pink stool as a counterpoint. Atacama is hung between two tall windows, where the shadow of the leaves seems to continue the greenery outside. Because the colours remain muted, Arte wallpaper lets you decide how much contrast to bring into a room.