Loom Stories wallpaper collection Omexco

Loom Stories wallpaper by Omexco: woven textures in earth tones

Loom Stories wallpaper by Omexco is about texture rather than pattern. You see weaves in neutral earth tones, from off-white and cream to sand and grey-beige. There are no florals, figures or repeats demanding attention. What you see is the thread itself: small thickenings that catch the light, stripes that shift in tone, fibres lying close together. As a result, the wall changes with the daylight. Place wood, linen or bouclé against it, and the look remains calm, giving those materials all the space they need.

Patterns in the Loom Stories wallpaper collection

Refined earth wallpaper is the lightest pattern: a cream-white weave with scattered slubs, small thickenings in the thread, and a light sheen. Bruges wallpaper has fine horizontal stripes in alternating shades of beige and sand, making the wall appear layered. Mandarina Silk wallpaper is made of silk and feels denser and darker. It's grey-beige to khaki, with yellow and grey threads in between and a slight colour variation per drop. Wild Silk wallpaper has an irregular, lively texture with sheen. In Twirls wallpaper there's bouclé yarn, worked into twisting lines and spirals. Entwined wallpaper weaves different textures into one surface, and Subtle blend wallpaper lets colours gradually blend into each other.

Combining Loom Stories by Omexco with wood, linen and brass

The images show how these walls work with natural materials. Against Refined earth, a light oak chair with a speckled cardigan almost disappears into the same tone. With Bruges, a dark red wooden armchair and a brass lamp create contrast instead. Mandarina Silk hangs in a bedroom behind black linen, where an opal glass wall lamp makes the fibres glow. A light tone keeps a room open, grey-beige makes it deeper.