Rhapsody wallpaper collection Masureel

Rhapsody wallpaper by Masureel: florals, stripes and linen texture

Rhapsody wallpaper by Masureel brings together very different visual languages in one collection. You'll find dense floral motifs with curling leaves, graphic block stripes and plain walls with a woven texture that resembles linen. In addition, there are patterns with wood grain, undulating lines and drawn hills. The colours range from cream, sand and camel to dark brown, with a cool blue-grey as a counterbalance. Within Rhapsody by Masureel you can choose a bold pattern for one wall and a calm texture for the rest of the room.

Patterns in the Rhapsody wallpaper collection

On Idilia wallpaper, stylised flowers and acanthus-like leaves overlap so densely that no background remains. The flat, layered tones in cream, beige and light brown show visible brush marks. Somerset wallpaper repeats that floral motif on a larger scale and in stronger colours. Brody wallpaper contrasts this with vertical stripes of equal width, alternating dark brown and camel, without texture. Telis wallpaper is plain, with a fine grid and irregular thread thickenings in light blue-grey. Oackly wallpaper shows the grain of a tree, which changes with the light. Flow wallpaper moves in undulating, vertical lines in which matt and glossy parts alternate. Cheviot wallpaper is a panoramic pattern with a velvet-like texture and a retro feel. Munro wallpaper shows small hills in thin, hand-drawn lines.

Combining Masureel wallpaper from Rhapsody

Most patterns stay in warm earth tones, while Telis places a cool blue-grey alongside them. This means you can easily alternate them from room to room. Idilia fills a wall behind a sofa with a dark wooden base; Telis gives an adjacent room a calm, woven background. Brody works well on a freestanding wall in a dining area with an oak floor and a view of the garden, as shown in the photo. With Rhapsody wallpaper you can combine large motifs and plain surfaces in one house.