Midori wallpaper collection Casamance

Midori wallpaper by Casamance with chinoiserie, patchwork and linework

Midori wallpaper by Casamance brings together five patterns that each have their own visual language and share the same natural colour palette. You'll find a geometric patchwork, a figurative chinoiserie landscape, flowing abstract lines, a wood grain and stylised mountain silhouettes. Many patterns have a visible surface texture: a grasscloth weave behind the palms, a raffia-like area next to smooth brown, a subtle relief in cream. The palette ranges from cognac and dark red to almost white. Within one collection, you can choose between a wall that becomes the talking point and a wall that recedes into the background.

Patterns in the Midori wallpaper collection

The namesake pattern Midori wallpaper is a dense chinoiserie landscape with palms, leafy plants, pagodas, birds and water lines. In the photo it appears in ochre, gold and light beige on dark red, with a horizontal grasscloth texture in the background. Takumi wallpaper has a geometric design. Rectangles and squares of varying sizes are offset in a grid, with smooth cognac brown alternating with a woven, raffia-like light beige. Balearica wallpaper keeps it almost tone-on-tone, with flowing bands of fine white lines on cream that interweave and rise with subtle relief. Saori wallpaper shows a wood grain of fine horizontal lines in a sand-coloured shade. Hida wallpaper stacks stylised mountain silhouettes in layers, from ivory to grey.

Combining Casamance wallpaper from Midori in your interior

Because the colours sit within the same natural range, you can use the patterns side by side. In the photo of Midori by Casamance, a curved wall in plain dark red with the same grasscloth texture connects to the landscape, so the colour continues. Takumi is shown with light, rounded furniture and an oak herringbone floor, where the brown gives the space warmth. Balearica and Saori suit you if you're looking for a calm background for dark accents.