Precious Fibers 4 wallpaper collection Armani/Casa

Precious Fibers 4 wallpaper by Armani/Casa: texture in neutral tones

The Precious Fibers 4 wallpaper by Armani/Casa is all about surface. Each pattern in this collection has a fine, textile-like texture, executed tone-on-tone in gold, taupe, beige and grey. From a distance you see a calm wall. Up close you see weaves, pleats or a zigzag that seems to be woven into the fabric. In the photos, the wallpaper hangs behind a light grey sofa with brass tables and behind an open dark-wood shelving unit with a white bouclé armchair. These walls pair well with warm metals and dark wood without demanding attention themselves.

Patterns in the Precious Fibers 4 wallpaper collection

Siegfried wallpaper has a small weave motif of rectangular blocks, laid alternately horizontally and vertically, as in a basket, in gold-ochre with bronze tones. Sheherazade wallpaper lays a vertical zigzag of cream-coloured lines over a finely woven taupe background. Plain Seta Plissé wallpaper consists of fine pleated stripes in beige, taupe, grey-green and grey. Nabucco Horizontal wallpaper keeps to horizontal stripes in grey-green and beige. With Odette wallpaper there's a moiré pattern in the relief, so the waves move with the light. Attea wallpaper has vertical panels that resemble travertine, in grey-beige, taupe and cream white. Iolanta wallpaper looks misty, with cloud-like patches in grey, beige and off-white. Otello wallpaper is the odd one out: black brushstrokes in the shape of bamboo on a horizontally ribbed background. With Aida wallpaper, the series comprises nine patterns.

Choosing from Precious Fibers 4 by Armani/Casa

The difference between the patterns lies in how prominent the motif is. Iolanta, Attea and Nabucco Horizontal stay close to a plain wall and let the furniture do the talking. Siegfried and Sheherazade add a recognisable rhythm, visible behind a sofa or open shelving. Otello is for those who want a graphic accent. So within the Precious Fibers 4 wallpaper collection, you first choose how much pattern you want on your wall and only then the colour.