Naturae wallpaper collection Coordonne

Naturae wallpaper by Coordonne with flowers, birds and sea creatures

Naturae wallpaper brings plants, birds, butterflies and sea creatures to your walls, drawn and painted with an eye for true-to-life detail. In the Naturae wallpaper collection by Coordonne you will find two ways to work with nature. There are panoramic murals that fill a single wall, like a floral wilderness on a black background. And there are repeating patterns on light backgrounds, with scattered butterflies or birds in one colour. Some patterns are multicoloured, others keep to a single shade. What they share is the illustrative, realistic style: you recognise the species you see.

Patterns in the Naturae wallpaper by Coordonne

Wild Floral wallpaper is a full-wall panel on black. Honeysuckle, white silene, elderflower and clusters in burgundy, purple and light blue grow life-size from the skirting board upwards, while the upper part remains dark. Magic Butterflies wallpaper scatters peacock butterflies, orange tips and green and blue butterflies over off-white with faint grey leaf shadows. Sweet Birds wallpaper is a line drawing in dusty pink on beige, with perched and flying birds among twigs. Goldfinch Song wallpaper also shows birds, among branches with leaves, flowers and berries. Flowers take centre stage in Floral Tapestry wallpaper, Giant Peonies wallpaper and Climbing Flowers wallpaper. Underwater you can choose from Octopus X-Ray wallpaper with a life-size octopus, Bank of Fish wallpaper with fish among seaweed, also in Delft blue, Sea Current wallpaper, Deep Ocean wallpaper and Humpback Whale wallpaper. On land Hidden Puma wallpaper, Great Deer wallpaper, Stork Mother wallpaper and Birch Trees wallpaper await you.

Coordonne wallpaper as a wall panel or continuous pattern

A panel like Wild Floral comes into its own on a single bare wall, where the plants can grow upwards from the floor. The black background gives the colours depth and goes well with a light wooden floor and rattan, as the café in the photo shows. You can continue the light patterns with butterflies or birds across several walls. Alongside teak and copper they stay understated, because the background leaves room.