Arte Les Tapsseries – Wallpaper Collection

This beautiful décor, aptly named Bouquet, is designed after a historic tapestry from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The design comes to life on a slightly textured textile, whose airy, open weave lends the composition a calming and natural appearance.

In the world of textile design, a ramage denotes a motif of branches and flowers—an apt name for this décor in a Japanese drawing style, where birds of paradise hide playfully among lush foliage. The luxurious jacquard textile lends the composition a classical, enduring elegance.

The Brocade décor is derived from an early 20th century textile. Its refined motif, rich in detail and texture, is revived on a luxurious jacquard fabric, preserving the grandeur and elegance of the original pattern

Bucolique is designed after a 17th-century tapestry, depicting an idyllic scene in which two elegant swans take centre stage. The panoramic composition is rendered on a richly textured textile, giving it the tactile presence and depth of an authentic wall tapestry.

The Escapade panorama, designed after a late-18th-century tapestry, evokes the atmosphere of a painted scene. It reveals a dreamy natural landscape that invites the viewer to wander and drift away, while the velvety-soft textile heightens the sense of luxury and elegance.

With its ornate frame, Floraison recalls the character of a classical painting. It is designed after an original 18th-century tapestry from Aubusson, and the composition draws the viewer almost irresistibly into the scene. The panorama is executed on a parchment‑like base, emphasising the authentic origin of the drawing.

The Récolte des Fleurs panorama, designed after an antique Beauvais tapestry, depicts a lively and joyful scene. The flower pickers celebrate life with an infectious energy that seems to radiate from the design. Rendered on a parchment-like base, the work glows like a precious artefact that has gracefully withstood the test of time.

The abstract floral richness of the Ornement décor captivates through its exceptional cross-stitch embroidery. This rendering of an 18th-century tapestry is revitalised on a luxurious, ultra-soft velour, adding depth and tactile allure to the design.

The Collines décor is derived from an authentic 18th-century tapestry from Aubusson. Its abstract botanical motif is distinctly timeless, making it perfectly suited to contemporary interiors while preserving the charm of its historic origins.

Inspired by classic tapestries, this woven jacquard wallcovering depicts a lush riverbank with a Japanese crane peeking out of the vegetation. This unique species symbolises good luck and longevity in Japan. The drawing is intentionally pixelated in a nod to the country’s mid-century optimism.