Averly wallpaper collection Romo

Averly wallpaper by Romo: small motifs in earth tones

Averly wallpaper by Romo is all about the small motif: one simple shape, visibly drawn by hand and repeated until it fills an entire wall. Cinnamon brown, ochre, taupe and cream define the palette. From a distance you see a calm structure. Up close you see the irregular edges of each block, each stripe and each dot. In the images the patterns hang behind a sofa with a scalloped backrest, around a marble washbasin and on the back panel of a bookcase. There you see how well these prints go with fringe, stripes and brass.

Patterns in the Averly wallpaper collection by Romo

Odara wallpaper arranges brown rectangular blocks in staggered rows, alternating with black stripes and dots, creating a checkerboard-like grid. Elin wallpaper keeps it to narrow ochre yellow stripes on cream with finely serrated edges. Pinto wallpaper scatters bean-shaped brown spots in undulating vertical lines over a taupe ground. Things get more organic with Alden wallpaper, where flowing shapes wave between vertical dotted lines, and with Eshi wallpaper, with stacked crescent shapes in pink, terracotta and copper brown. Taia wallpaper shows stylised pomegranates in beige or grey-green, while Taia Pigment wallpaper displays round flowers with leaf tendrils. Averly Pigment wallpaper features roses and tendrils on a soft pink background, and Averly wallpaper gives the collection its name.

Combining Romo wallpaper with fabric, stripes and brass

In the photos the wallpaper rarely stands alone. With Odara the same print continues on the sofa upholstery. With Elin a yellow-and-white striped washbasin skirt picks up the stripes. Pinto is paired with pink shelves with scalloped fringe trim as a counterbalance. If you choose one of these small patterns, feel free to combine it with a wider stripe, a botanical print or warm brass. The wall stays calm enough to handle it.