Magnitude Textures wallpaper collection Casamance

Magnitude Textures wallpaper by Casamance: lines that catch the light

The Magnitude Textures wallpaper by Casamance is all about linework that you only truly see when light glides across it. Fine lines with a metallic sheen form fans, circles and sweeps in warm shades from golden beige to dark bronze. Each pattern starts from a curved shape, but the execution varies widely: from a tightly repeated art-deco motif to a free, almost painted surface. In the images, the wallpaper is shown behind marble, dark wood, coloured glass and bouclé. It is precisely these materials that bring out the lustre. Here, your choice comes down mainly to character and scale.

Patterns in the Magnitude Textures wallpaper collection

Nereides wallpaper arranges small fans in staggered rows, built up from fanning lines in golden beige. It's the lightest and finest pattern, with a distinct retro character. Berenice wallpaper lets go of repetition. Overlapping, curved planes resemble brushstrokes, and each sweep consists of parallel lines in brown and bronze, with golden ink on the ridges. Meteore wallpaper is the darkest: quarter-circles of concentric bronze lines on a matt dark-brown base, inspired by the Aphelie design, which evokes Earth's orbit around the sun. The same design returns in Aphelie wallpaper, on gold, silver or copper-coloured foil. Orion wallpaper displays palmettes in golden metallic leaf, with a raised texture and a pronounced sheen.

Combining Casamance wallpaper with wood, marble and glass

The mood images show that this Casamance wallpaper pairs well with wood, marble and glass. Nereides is shown beside a marble console and white pleated lamps, keeping the golden beige light and airy. Berenice and Meteore call for deeper colours: marbled glass, a purple-speckled bowl, a rust-coloured chair or a cream bouclé sofa as a resting point. If you want more lustre, the foil of Aphelie and the metallic leaf of Orion give you plenty.