Modernismo wallpaper collection Casamance

Modernismo wallpaper by Casamance: foliage, cut-out shapes and linen

Modernismo wallpaper by Casamance is inspired by modern Brazilian design, and you can see it on the walls: curves, graphic shapes and plenty of room for earth tones. Sage green, ochre, cream, dark grey and taupe appear throughout. In the photographs, the wallpaper hangs beside walnut wood, velvet and bouclé, above a grey natural stone floor. Within this shared foundation, the collection ranges widely. You'll find dense foliage, an abstract pattern resembling cut-out paper, large-scale geometry and a plain wall with a linen texture. This way, you can choose for each room how much of a statement the pattern should make.

Patterns in the Modernismo wallpaper collection

The Feijoa wallpaper covers the wall with densely packed oval leaves with fine veins, painted in sage green, olive and ochre on cream. A repeat is barely visible. Cana wallpaper works on a larger scale: irregular cream shapes interlock on a dark grey woven background and are mirrored vertically. The Modernismo wallpaper that gives the collection its name is a large-scale geometric composition full of curves, inspired by wood and marquetry. Jorge wallpaper is designed as a wall panel, with geometric curves in bold colours. Those seeking calm choose Lina wallpaper: plain, with a fine linen texture in beige-taupe.

Combining Casamance wallpaper with wood and natural stone

In the photographs, it's striking how well Modernismo by Casamance pairs with warm wood. Feijoa is complemented by cushions in ochre and dark green velvet and amber-coloured glasses, which pick up the colours of the leaves. In front of the graphic Cana stand a wooden chair with a white seat and a cream sculpture, so the shapes on the wall do the work. Lina remains calm in the background, behind a walnut daybed with cognac-coloured bouclé. Together, they fit in one home.