Highlights
As the days grow shorter, the way we see our homes begins to change. Suddenly, we spend more time indoors, curl up on the sofa and appreciate every little ray of sunshine streaming through the window. Autumn is the season when our homes take centre stage once again. And with it comes the question: How can we create spaces where we feel completely at ease?
The answer often lies in the walls. After all, colours, patterns and textures play a decisive role in shaping the atmosphere of a room. And there’s no need for a complete makeover or the usual autumn decorations. Sometimes, the right wallpaper is all it takes.
Orange, rust red, mustard yellow – these are the colours we traditionally associate with autumn. But creating an autumnal atmosphere doesn’t necessarily mean relying on these classics. Soft sage green, warm greige, sand, taupe and muted shades of brown bring a pleasant warmth to any room.
Things become particularly interesting when different shades are combined. Light beige alongside earthy brown, cool grey paired with warm wood, or subtle green complemented by cream-coloured textiles. It’s the interplay that matters. After all, colours never work in isolation but always in the context of their surroundings.
Materials take on special significance in autumn. We reach for cosy blankets, soft cushions and fabrics with distinctive textures. So why should this desire for tactile comfort stop at the walls? Wallpapers with fine embossing, textile-like finishes or three-dimensional textures transform a smooth surface into an intriguing design feature. Depending on how the light falls, both their appearance and the perception of the pattern change.
A beautiful example is our WHISPER collection. Delicate pine needles stand out against a finely textured surface. The three-dimensional design gives the motif a remarkable sense of life. Sometimes the contours become more pronounced, while at other times they almost merge with the background. Especially in autumn, when daylight enters at a lower angle, surfaces like these reveal their very own charm.
A walk through the forest, a view across an expansive landscape or the interplay of light and shadow between the trees: nature offers countless impressions that we associate with relaxation. The right wallpaper designs can bring this feeling into our homes.
Our BOHO collection interprets landscapes in soft, watercolour-like shades. Hills, trees and delicate colour gradients come together to create scenery that almost feels like a memory of a particularly beautiful day out.
Such motifs are ideal for living rooms and bedrooms. They open up new visual perspectives and give spaces a sense of openness. They look particularly harmonious when combined with natural materials such as wood, linen or wool.
And who says autumn inspiration has to come exclusively from our local forests? Sometimes, a little imaginary journey south is just what we need.
The CAMARGUE collection shows how beautifully Mediterranean motifs complement a cosy interior. Stylised treetops evoke memories of walks through Provence, sun-drenched landscapes and warm afternoons beneath southern skies.
Subtle shimmering effects add distinctive accents. Depending on the colourway, the design appears soft and understated or vibrant and expressive. Combined with wooden furniture, ceramics, natural fibres and warm textiles, it creates an atmosphere that brings together the best of both worlds: Mediterranean lightness and autumnal comfort.
Giving your home a fresh atmosphere doesn’t mean replacing all your furniture. A single wallpapered wall can make a surprisingly big difference. Behind the sofa, it creates a new focal point; in the bedroom, it provides an atmospheric backdrop for the bed; and in the dining area, it gives the space a character all its own.
It’s worth paying attention not only to colours and patterns but also to surface textures. The interplay of light, material and design is often what determines how a room feels.
And sometimes, it’s the little things that make all the difference: a vase filled with branches, a beautifully textured rug, an additional light source or a few cushions in coordinating colours.
The beauty of autumn-inspired interiors is that they don’t have to be limited to one season. Natural colours, botanical motifs and intriguing textures work just as well in January as they do in October. They create spaces where we love spending time, whatever the weather is doing outside.
And isn’t that what it’s all about? Creating a home we look forward to returning to. Not just when the weather turns unpleasant.