Plumea wallpaper Tecnografica

Plumea wallpaper with fans of tropical leaves

Plumea wallpaper places long, pointed leaves of a tropical plant on your wall, bundled in fans that spread from a single point. The leaves resemble those of a cordyline or dracaena. Between the bundles, loose leaves protrude, ensuring the surface never feels empty. The bundles stand in staggered diagonal rows and are large in scale: a single fan can easily reach one to one and a half metres in height. This way, an entire wall gains rhythm without becoming restless.

Painted imagery of Plumea wallpaper by Tecnografica

The design looks like a painted illustration. Transparent, watercolour-like layers overlap, outlined with fine dark contour lines. Up close, you see the veins in each leaf and a grainy speckle that gives the drawing depth. The background has a mottled plaster or concrete look, making the wall appear hand-finished. From a distance, you mainly perceive the movement of the leaves — only when you stand close does the drawing reveal itself.

Colours of Tecnografica wallpaper Plumea in your interior

In White, the leaves are drawn in grey and taupe against light grey. In a bedroom, this forms a calm backdrop for a green velvet headboard, white bedding and a copper-coloured wall lamp. Corten sets rust brown, copper and beige-brown against a grey background and gives the wall more warmth. Plumea wallpaper is also available in Sage and Blue. All four colourways can be found in the Tecnografica wallpaper collection.