The artisanal compositions of fine rope are carefully laid out by hand and coated with a delicate, semi-transparent plaster. They are then faithfully reproduced in vinyl. The name Tamba was inspired by the Indonesian word Tambalan, meaning ‘plaster’. Nánar um Tamba
Sarana imparts a sense of playful lightness and elegance. The airy pattern perfectly complements the organic texture of the rope from which it is made. The subtle variation in rope thicknesses adds a dynamic and lively element, bequeathing unique depth and character. Nánar um Sarana
Rovine is a stately panoramic in vinyl that imitates an etching of a Greek ruin. The drawing shows antiquity in decay. The work is dedicated to Monsieur Descamps, one of the king’s artists. Nánar um Rovine
Oblong features a playful patchwork of irregular rectangles. As with plaster, strips are placed on top of each other and flow together. The result is a peaceful, plain effect that responds to the trend for uneven plasterwork. Nánar um Oblong
This botanical drawing will transport you into untamed nature. Due to the tone-on-tone effect, the overall look remains peaceful and lends character to the wall. The uneven nature of the wallcovering and incidence of light create extra depth and relief. Nánar um Piante
Shards features a composition of fragments. It draws its inspiration from plasterwork, which gives the pattern a traditional character. The uneven nature of the wallcovering and incidence of light create extra relief. Nánar um Shards
This vinyl wallpaper takes its name from the Spanish word cúpula, meaning dome. The appearance of raw linen is unmistakable as the typical irregularities are preserved throughout the design. Nánar um Cupula
Sombra is an interpretation of a very fine hemp fabric. The highly balanced weave adds a sense of calm and harmony to any interior. Minor irregularities and knots imbue this design with lots of authentic character. Nánar um Sombra
This design is a beautiful interpretation of woven banana bark in different hues, which explains its name, Matiz, the Spanish word for hue. The small knots and irregularities are typical of grass fabrics, lending this wallpaper its natural look. Nánar um Matiz
Motas is a vinyl rendering of woven fibres from the arrowroot plant. The fabric mainly stands out because of the coloured speckles. These speckles – or motas in Spanish – enhance the design’s realistic look. The looser bits of fibre make Motas look even more authentic. Nánar um Motas