Sustainable wallpaper collection Texam

Sustainable wallpaper by Texam: fibre structures in earth tones

Sustainable wallpaper by Texam is all about lines: fine fibres running in a fixed direction across the wall. The collection is ecologically designed and some of the patterns are made from grasscloth, which you can see in the irregular thread. The colours remain muted, from grey-mauve to caramel, sand and copper. What distinguishes the patterns from each other is the arrangement of those lines. One wallpaper keeps them horizontal and calm, another breaks them up into planes or lets them meet diagonally. This way you can choose within one family between a calm background and a wall with a clear pattern.

Patterns in the Sustainable wallpaper collection

Agave wallpaper is a plain texture without a motif: fine, irregular horizontal lines in grey-mauve, with lighter and darker threads in between. In the photo, a white sofa with an asymmetrical backrest stands in front of it, and it is precisely that calm wall that allows such a shape to stand out. Inlay S wallpaper works with squares, diamonds and triangles. In each plane the fibre runs in a different direction, as in inlay work, and thin copper-coloured lines draw the contours. The pattern repeat is large, in brown and caramel. Musa wallpaper arranges fine diagonal lines in wide strips that meet at a vertical seam to form a herringbone, in sand, beige and grey. Waunana wallpaper has a natural pattern reminiscent of straw.

Combining Sustainable by Texam in your interior

The mood images show how Texam wallpaper responds to light. With Inlay S the copper lines catch the incoming light, with Agave you only see the thread up close. Because the colours are closely related, you can combine the patterns without them clashing. Let Musa give direction to a long wall and choose Agave where there is a striking piece of furniture. This way Sustainable wallpaper keeps the space cohesive.