This textile wallcovering has a weathered but still warm look thanks to the luxurious bouclé fabric. The horizontally woven multicolour threads lend depth and relief to the pattern. The visible metal threads ensure a subtle sheen. Nánar um Orizzonte
Stucco makes a playful reference to the decorative plaster used during Greco-Roman antiquity. It is an abstraction of textile and the tone-on-tone colour palette ensures a serene but weathered look. Nánar um Stucco
Large mosaics with a metallic accent catch the eye in this weathered block pattern, creating an incomparable graphic effect. Mosaics have adorned the walls and floors of countless squares, palazzos and historic buildings for centuries. This is a characterful wallcovering with plenty of history! Nánar um Mosaico
The Tuscan village of Saturnia has been known for its hot springs since Roman times. This peaceful scene illustrates people bathing in the springs. As well as providing relief, the underlying fil-à-fil technique with silver and gold foil creates a unique sheen in the water. It’s a genuine statement piece! Nánar um Saturina
This design is a true-to-nature representation of open woven raffia against a coloured background. The colour palette of the background varies from subtle terracotta to striking turquoise, contrasting beautifully with the natural hues of the raffia strands. A wallcovering that retains its calming, natural appeal in every colour variant. Nánar um Ruban
La Prairie is a stunning, realistic representation of woven grass with its broad, irregular bands. Nánar um La Prairie
Sisal was first used widely at the end of the 19th century. Since then, it has become a popular fibre in interior design, including on walls. This design is a natural interpretation of beautifully woven sisal in a warm, calming colour palette. Nánar um Le Sisal
Nobody knows exactly when the first verdures were created, but by the 16th century, these tapestries were everywhere. They were entirely filled with decorative foliage, which was often highlighted by a masterful interplay of sun and dappled shade. Verdure’s lush leaf pattern, which draws on these traditional tapestries for inspiration, is hand-painted. Light and shadow
A dreamy panoramic view that takes you to higher realms. Who wouldn’t want to spend some time amid the lush foliage of this gorgeous oasis? The detail in this design is impressive, but upon closer inspection the subtle woven grass print in the background suddenly catches the eye, adding a natural accent to the design
The Ruban design plays with different thicknesses. Narrow raffia strips are glued by hand to a non-woven backing, which in turn is cut into wider strips. These strips are woven into a whole using an ultra-fine thread, ensuring a successful interplay of narrow and wide. Nánar um Ruban
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