Panoramics wallpaper collection Masureel

Panoramics wallpaper by Masureel: three wall-filling patterns

Panoramics wallpaper by Masureel covers your wall with one continuous image, without any visible repetition. The collection features three patterns that work on a large scale and draw from the same family of earth tones. Each design has a surface that looks like paint, wood or plasterwork, so the wall offers something to look at even up close. In structure they differ greatly. One is a grid of arches and squares, another a flowing wood grain, the third a white wall full of grooves. This way you can choose between colour, gradient and relief within one collection.

Patterns in the Panoramics wallpaper collection

With Arc wallpaper it's all about colour: a grid of squares and semicircles, with sections of around 30 to 40 centimetres. The paint is applied in a mottled way and the brushstrokes remain visible. Ochre, rust and brown alternate with lime green, grey, salmon pink and the occasional black section. Moiré wallpaper shows a large wood grain in vertical, wavy lines, like a single sheet of veneer across the entire wall. At the top it's light pink-beige, towards the bottom it turns copper-orange, with a subtle sheen. Paros wallpaper resembles combed plasterwork, divided into rectangular panels of varying sizes. The grooves are combed into diagonals, arches and fans, all in off-white.

Masureel wallpaper from Panoramics in your interior

In the lifestyle images you can see that each pattern calls for a different room. Arc hangs behind a round black table and a cream bouclé chair, next to a wall with a beige herringbone texture. Moiré continues behind a bed with a taupe headboard in three arches, which stands out subtly against the copper-coloured gradient. Paros is shown in a bare space with two curved cardboard chairs and a travertine side table, letting the relief do the work.