Textured Silken Yarns wallpaper collection Dedar

Textured Silken Yarns wallpaper by Dedar: silk with visible thread

The Textured Silken Yarns wallpaper by Dedar is all about the thread itself. There's no motif on the wall. The pattern emerges from short slubs in the yarn that run horizontally through the weave, irregular in position, shade and thickness. Up close you see each slub individually; from a distance the wall reads as a calm colour field with depth. The colours stay close to nature: cream and ivory, sage green, ochre mixed with grey-blue. If you're looking for a wall that looks like fabric rather than paint, you'll find seven variations on the same idea here.

Patterns in the Textured Silken Yarns wallpaper collection

Days Like Now wallpaper is made of wild silk with a fine twill weave, in which ochre-brown and grey-blue threads intermingle, accented with light blue slubs. Idlewilde wallpaper places thin brown stripes on a cream background. The hand-spun silk makes each line different in length and shade. Picolit wallpaper is a silk canvas in sage green with dark specks, calm enough to hang next to a curtain in the same colour. Nish wallpaper evokes the image of wild silk with measured irregularities. Tal wallpaper has a thick weft thread and therefore an Ottoman texture. Lyn wallpaper has a medium-fine structure with pronounced irregularities, akin to raw Thai silk. Letní Letná wallpaper is ivory-coloured and gains movement from a soft ripple in the weave.

Dedar wallpaper with a silk texture in your home

Because no motif repeats, Textured Silken Yarns by Dedar lets the thread do the work. This way the wall becomes a calm background for furniture and art, without looking flat. A red chair stands out against Idlewilde, while a green curtain in front of Picolit blends into it. If you choose a Textured Silken Yarns wallpaper in a colour that recurs in your fabrics, wall and window flow into each other.