Matieres Vegetales wallpaper collection Elitis

Matieres Vegetales wallpaper by Elitis: wickerwork, weave and jungle

With Matieres Vegetales wallpaper you bring the look of woven and braided plant fibres to your wall. The collection by Elitis revolves around banana leaf, rattan, abaca and raffia, reproduced down to the individual strands. In the photos you can see the result. Diagonal wickerwork in straw and caramel tones is divided into square panels with visible seams, and a plain green weave looks like linen. The collection also features a geometric leaf pattern, tropical leaves and a jungle full of animals. Wooden furniture, rattan and ceramics naturally complement it.

Patterns in the Matieres Vegetales wallpaper collection

Buri wallpaper imitates woven banana leaves. Narrow strips form a small check pattern in straw beige with light and dark brown areas. Rotin wallpaper works with the same principle on a larger scale. The longer strips change direction, creating zigzag and herringbone lines across the wall, in light beige to caramel. Abaca wallpaper leaves the wickerwork behind and shows a plain weave of fine threads, without pattern or panels. In the photo it is mid-green with darker and lighter stripes. Raphia wallpaper is also a plain design, based on woven raffia. Speranza wallpaper creates a geometric pattern from coarse-looking, woven leaves. With Manihi wallpaper, tropical leaves fill the wall, and Costalegre wallpaper shows a colourful jungle with a monkey, a flamingo, a leopard and parrots.

Combining Matieres Vegetales by Elitis in your interior

The mood images show what these patterns draw on: oak, travertine, rattan and rush, complemented with white and an occasional black accent. Buri and Rotin fit in a kitchen or sitting area where you're looking for warm natural tones. Abaca in green gives a white cabinet or a wooden armchair contrast. If you're looking for more colour, Costalegre and Manihi bring the tropical theme to life, while the botanical basis remains.