Le Couturier wallpaper collection Arte

Le Couturier wallpaper by Arte: textile on the wall

Le Couturier wallpaper makes your wall look like a piece of fabric: you see threads, stitches and fringes instead of a smooth printed surface. Arte brings together five patterns in this collection, each working with textile in a different way. There's a plain silk with irregular threads, two jacquards with repeating motifs and two designs with embroidery. In the images, the colours stay close to earth tones: ochre, rust brown, sand and khaki. This allows the patterns to sit side by side, while the structure varies each time.

Patterns in the Le Couturier wallpaper collection

Papillon wallpaper is a plain dupion silk wall covering in ochre to golden beige. Fine horizontal stripes and irregular threads give the surface movement, and the seams between the panels remain visible. Franges wallpaper is a jacquard with vertical columns of interlocking links. Each octagonal loop consists of short dashes that resemble fringes, in cream, grey and dark brown on a rust-brown background. With La Derive wallpaper, embroidered brown lines run over a sand- to khaki-coloured background. Straight and diagonal, they form blocks, arrows and little houses that together suggest a labyrinth. La Perle wallpaper is embroidered with a classic pattern of flowers and leaves. Majesto wallpaper is a jacquard with a traditional pattern.

Le Couturier by Arte in your home

If you choose Le Couturier wallpaper, the structure of the pattern determines how the room feels. Papillon keeps the wall calm and leaves space for furniture with a distinctive shape, such as a curved velvet sofa. Franges gives a wall vertical rhythm. La Derive fills a large surface with linework and looks great next to light oak, white stone and concrete. Arte wallpaper with embroidery or jacquard requires little extra decoration.