Le jardin d'Aloès Elitis wallpaper collection

Le jardin d'Aloès wallpaper by Elitis: an orchard in relief

Le jardin d'Aloès wallpaper lets the wall speak through relief rather than colour. Each pattern is executed in a single shade, so that light and shadow do the work: pressed contours, raised fruits and flowing ridges that change as soon as daylight shifts. The motifs come from a garden and an orchard, from large leaves to cherries and small flowers, but the collection also includes a completely abstract pattern. Le jardin d'Aloès by Elitis plays with terracotta and cream and with scale, from a grand gesture across the entire wall to a dense pattern that you only decipher up close.

Patterns in the Le jardin d'Aloès wallpaper collection

Colosse Frutier wallpaper renders large stylised leaves, teardrop-shaped fruits with radiating lines and separate circles as pressed lines in a matt, suede-like terracotta surface. The motif is large in scale and runs across multiple drops. In Colosse Frutier Lin wallpaper, that motif returns on linen. Mosaique du verger wallpaper works on a small scale instead: cherries, leaves, small flowers and curls sit close together in cream, partly raised and partly engraved, without a fixed direction. Palimpseste Lin wallpaper abandons all figuration. Wide diagonal arcs of parallel ridges run across cream linen, like sand the wind has swept over. Palimpseste wallpaper is the counterpart in velvet.

Elitis wallpaper with relief in terracotta and cream

In the photos you can see how differently the patterns work in a space. Set against the terracotta of Colosse Frutier are white ceramics in niches and an olive-green curtain, and that contrast makes the relief sharper. Behind bouclé armchairs and a marble coffee table, Mosaique du verger forms a calm cream backdrop that turns out to be full of detail up close. If you choose Palimpseste, the wall gains movement without a single recognisable image.