Ombré wallpaper collection Arte

Ombré wallpaper by Arte: colour that gradually shifts

Ombré wallpaper lets a colour shift across the wall, from light to dark or from one zone to the next. In this collection by Arte, this happens in two ways. In the weave structures, lighter and darker zones alternate, dividing the wall into calm planes. In the panoramic designs, the gradient runs across the entire wall, like a painted mural without visible repetition. The collection also features patterns with leaves, trees and a river landscape, in which the same colour gradient recurs.

Patterns in the Ombré wallpaper collection by Arte

Rise wallpaper has a fine, horizontally oriented weave structure in aubergine and mauve, without a motif. Because each strip is slightly different in colour, vertical planes are created. Fade wallpaper uses the same small scale with a linen-like weave in olive and moss green, in which lighter and darker zones move across the surface. Flux wallpaper works on a large scale: cloud-like brushstrokes run from cream-white at the top to deep green at the bottom. Alluvio wallpaper shows flowing, organic shapes in beige and cream, like water moving over a sandy bottom. In Charmille wallpaper, leaves and grape clusters overlap in faded layers, from grey-green and beige to amber and terracotta. Riva wallpaper depicts a tropical riverbank with trees and wooden buildings on stilts in watercolour style. Arbor wallpaper places slender trunks and branches against a background that fades from light to dark.

Ombré by Arte in your interior

The images show how Ombré by Arte works with the interior. Rise appears behind a walnut chair and a lamp with a woven shade, whose light casts a warm pool of light on the wall. Fade is paired with green velvet armchairs and chrome by a window with a garden view. Behind the dining table, Flux descends from light to deep green, making the wall look heaviest at the bottom. A small-scale weave keeps your wall calm, while a panorama becomes the focal point in its own right.