La Caravane wallpaper collection Elitis

La Caravane wallpaper by Elitis: walls with the look of woven raffia

La Caravane wallpaper gives your wall a handcrafted feel: panels that resemble woven raffia, with edges, lines and traces of paint that are deliberately left irregular. Beneath that textile-like texture lies vinyl. Many patterns are composed of rectangular segments, as if the wall were made up of separate panels. Within that structure each design goes its own way. One is strictly geometric, another blotchy like a painted sample or hatched with quick scratches. The colours run from sand and ochre via petrol blue to deep green, and two patterns opt for a richer use of colour.

Patterns in the La Caravane wallpaper collection

Kungbo wallpaper is a patchwork of rectangles, squares and triangles in beige, sand, light ochre and grey-brown. Each panel has a fine fibre texture like woven grass. Behind a white tulip table with dark metal chairs it forms a warm, calm background. In Atelier D'Artiste wallpaper, petrol blue traces of paint run downwards in horizontal bands over lighter grey-blue, with a linen-like grid underneath. Chogak wallpaper places fan-shaped hatching in dark green with turquoise highlights on large rectangular panels. Moshi Moshi wallpaper works with raw geometric lines on the raffia look. Au pied du Ventoux wallpaper is a colourful panorama of a natural area, and Medina wallpaper achieves optical depth through its use of colour.

Which pattern from La Caravane by Elitis suits your space

If you're looking for calm in a living or dining room, the earth tones of Kungbo complement wood, ceramics and daylight. The blue of Atelier D'Artiste suits the cool materials of a bathroom, such as stone and chrome. The deep green of Chogak turns a hallway into a place where you pause for a moment. If you want more colour on the wall, then Au pied du Ventoux and Medina are the expressive choices in this Elitis wallpaper collection.