Timber wallpaper collection Arte

Timber wallpaper by Arte: geometric mosaics of wood veneer

With Timber wallpaper by Arte, your wall gets a mosaic of veneer where you can actually see the grain running through. Each pattern is built up from geometric pieces: blocks, diamonds, rectangles or squares, laid as marquetry. The colour palette ranges from sage green and teal through honey and walnut brown to anthracite. Because each piece of veneer has its own grain pattern, no part of the wall looks like another. In the mood photos, the wallpaper hangs behind a velvet sofa, an S-shaped console table and a shagreen chest. Brass, mother-of-pearl and horn turn out to pair beautifully with it.

Four patterns in the Timber wallpaper collection

Elements wallpaper consists of veneer in green shades, from dark teal to light sage green. Isometric blocks and diamonds interlock in steps, giving the wall depth. The motif is small and repeats at close intervals. Formation wallpaper works with larger pieces of walnut, oak and burr wood in brown and honey tones. Diamonds and triangles form hexagons and cubes, and because the colours alternate irregularly, you see depth one moment and volume the next. Grain wallpaper lets go of that illusion: a flat grid of small squares in anthracite, grey and dark brown, where end grain alternates with pearlescent surfaces with a swirling pattern. Trapeze wallpaper combines rectangles of two different wood fragments, inlaid on a metal foil that brings out the pattern.

Combining Timber by Arte in your interior

Because the veneer already has so much grain pattern, the rest of the room can stay calm. Elements pairs with dark green velvet and brass, Formation with warm brown tones and curved shapes. Grain calls for grey, black and leather. Whichever Timber wallpaper you choose, the grain remains visible and turns a blank wall into a surface worth looking at.