Multicolor Collection
Colour finds its own rhythm
Cobalt blue, coral, yellow and green meet in geometries, leaves, still lifes and landscapes. Multicolor alternates large blocks of colour with fine lines and compositions with freer movement. An individual print can provide a distinct accent; the triptych extends the dialogue between colours across three coordinated pieces.
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72 designs · Several sizes available
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How to style it
Choosing a main colour without copying the whole palette
Multicolor offers contrasts of scale and rhythm: a still life brings together recognisable objects, a geometric composition separates blocks, and a fluid composition links patches of colour. Not all its colours take equal prominence. Compare the panels separately to find the accent you want, or look at the complete triptych to follow how colour is distributed across its three images.
With an individual print, you can introduce coral, yellow or cobalt without filling the entire wall. If you choose a triptych, a base of plain textiles helps organise the composition. Repeat one or two tones in small accessories and let the others remain in the prints; this allows the furniture to complement the design without becoming another version of the same pattern.