Rayures wallpaper collection Casamance

Rayures wallpaper by Casamance: stripes and linen texture in earth tones

Rayures wallpaper by Casamance is all about the line and the weave. Rayures is French for stripes, and you'll find them in patterns where bands of ochre, sand and cream follow one another. The collection also features plain designs with a linen-like texture, for those who want the texture without the rhythm. What connects everything is that visible thread: thin horizontal and vertical lines that make the wall look like woven fabric up close. The colours remain warm, from taupe and beige-grey to caramel and salmon pink.

Patterns in the Rayures wallpaper collection

With Shinok wallpaper, the wall is plain taupe with a fine, regular thread structure. Lina wallpaper is also plain, but coarser and more mottled, in beige-grey with a warm undertone. Beausoleil wallpaper places stripes of equal width next to each other, alternating ochre and salmon pink, each with the same linen look. Opio wallpaper works with narrower bands in sand and cream white. Antheor wallpaper runs thin lines over the full height in shades from ivory to noisette, with a darker orage as an accent. With Azur wallpaper, the stripes are accompanied by small dots along the edges. Andati wallpaper combines vertical bands with a woven texture, in colourways including Sable and Anthracite. Scaletta wallpaper replaces the stripe with a herringbone structure. Escalet wallpaper also belongs to this series.

Casamance wallpaper in your interior: plain or striped

The mood images show how the plain designs pair with wood and stone. Shinok forms the backdrop to armchairs with dark wooden armrests and bouclé cushions, Lina to a walnut daybed on grey flagstones. Beausoleil demands more attention: around a doorway to a terracotta bathroom, with two wavy brass wall lamps, the stripe gives the wall its own rhythm. If you want calm, choose plain Rayures wallpaper. If you want movement, choose the stripes.