Marquesa wallpaper collection Arte

Marquesa wallpaper by Arte: natural fibre, texture and earth tones

The Marquesa wallpaper by Arte transforms your wall into a surface you want to touch. Sand, ecru, golden brown and almost black form the palette, and nearly every pattern shows a fibre structure: a herringbone weave, horizontal grass fibres, sisal with relief or embroidery. Two designs reference palms and the rounded forms of Polynesian wood carving. Others focus on structure and colour. This allows you to keep a room calm or let one wall speak, within a collection that maintains the same earthy tone throughout.

Patterns in the Marquesa wallpaper collection

Atuona wallpaper covers the wall with a fine herringbone in sand beige with a grey tint. The zigzag stripes are so small that from a distance you mainly see texture, woven from paper and jute. Darker and busier is Cyperus wallpaper: a mosaic of squares, triangles and quarter circles in golden brown to almost black, printed on natural grass with a metallic finish. Noble wallpaper is the restful anchor of the series, a plain ecru textile covering with the softness of suede. With Fenua wallpaper, palms are burned into sisal using laser technology, so the motif lies as a relief in the material. Miro wallpaper combines textile with embroidery and small wooden beads. Taio wallpaper has a sisal base with embroidery in rounded forms, inspired by Polynesian wood carving.

Combining Arte wallpaper from Marquesa with wood, rattan and straw

In interiors, the Marquesa wallpaper hangs behind live-edge wood, rattan stools and a round wall ornament made of straw. There the collection shows what it can do. Choose Atuona or Noble if you want your furniture and objects to take the lead. If you want the wall itself to define the space, for example behind a bed under a sloped ceiling, then Cyperus works on every surface at once.