Ocean Bay wallpaper collection Dutch Walltextile Company

Ocean Bay wallpaper by Dutch Walltextile Company

Ocean Bay wallpaper consists of textile wallpapers without a pattern, in which the texture does the work. The collection by Dutch Walltextile Company stays within beige, sand and grey-taupe, so you choose not by colour but by the character of the surface. One design looks like roughly woven fibre, another is fine like linen or, by contrast, mottled with cloudy areas. Raking light shows those differences best. In the lifestyle image of Falaise, a beam of light falls diagonally across the wall and picks out every slub in the weave.

Designs in the Ocean Bay wallpaper collection

Falaise wallpaper has a tweed bouclé with irregular vertical lines and slubs, in beige-grey with a green-grey tinge. In the main image it hangs in drops between narrow dark trims, behind a cream-coloured bouclé armchair. Mystic wallpaper is calmer: an even, fine-meshed weave with a linen look in sand beige with lighter speckles. A wooden chair with black leather stands out sharply against it. Pontus wallpaper works on a larger scale, with predominantly horizontal stripes and cloudy patches in grey-taupe, finished with a light sheen. Sponge Bouclé wallpaper draws on the classic bouclé, while Grunge wallpaper is a velvet textile wallpaper with a subtle pattern and a soft sheen.

Choosing Ocean Bay wallpaper by direction and scale

Because all designs share the same neutral base, you mainly look at direction and scale. The vertical line of Falaise visually pulls a wall upwards. Mystic looks almost plain from a distance and lets furniture in dark wood or leather take the lead. Pontus and Grunge bring movement to a large wall without adding a pattern. In the images of Ocean Bay by Dutch Walltextile Company you see upholstered armchairs next to black and brass accents.