The Texture Book wallpaper collection Masureel

The Texture Book wallpaper by Masureel: structure you can see

With The Texture Book wallpaper, it's all about surface: blocks with a bark-like stripe, a herringbone that resembles woven tweed, arches on a linen-like background. This Masureel wallpaper keeps the colours earthy. Rust brown and terracotta, dark blue-green with off-white, ochre and mustard yellow. What connects the patterns is that you can see the structure, even where the motif itself stays understated. What separates them is the scale. From a fine weave structure to large graphic shapes that fill an entire wall: you decide how much movement the wall gets.

Patterns in The Texture Book wallpaper collection

Giraldo wallpaper arranges rectangular blocks in a basketweave pattern, alternately horizontal and vertical, in rust brown and terracotta with thin orange-red joints. Rocco wallpaper is a small-scale herringbone in blue-green to black with off-white, so fine that you can't see a repeat. Kagone wallpaper also works with a herringbone, in soft neutral tones. Earth wallpaper is the graphic counterweight: large overlapping arches of concentric lines in ochre and mustard yellow. Metta wallpaper translates nature into an abstract organic landscape; Iguana wallpaper follows the pattern of reptile skin. Manzoni wallpaper combines a fine geometric pattern with a subtle sheen; Epoxy wallpaper is built from diagonal planes and rectangles. You'll also find Tanin wallpaper, Facet wallpaper, Ari wallpaper, Gyan wallpaper, Enitan wallpaper, Gatsby wallpaper, Barite wallpaper, Solid wallpaper, Tyre wallpaper, Vector wallpaper and Manhattan wallpaper.

The Texture Book by Masureel in your home

The mood images show how the patterns relate to their surroundings. Giraldo continues across a curved wall, next to a cream-coloured bouclé armchair and a cork side table. Rocco forms the backdrop for green marble and a turquoise candle. Earth appears behind a concrete platform bed, with a plain beige wall next to it that gives the pattern room to breathe. If you choose The Texture Book wallpaper, natural materials and a subtle contrast go well with it.