NIPPON

ZEN
This pattern is inspired by the zen garden of Ryoanji, Japan. The sand of the Japanese stone garden is raked in a slow and meditative process to imitate the waves of water around mountains, islands and carefully placed stones.

ZEN and KENROKUEN

ARASHIYAMA - MURAL
This wall mural is inspired by the magnificent forest of bamboo outside Tokyo. Its pure simplicity and lightweight pattern is a unique way to cover your walls.

KENROKUEN
A pattern inspired by one of Japan’s most beautiful gardens. Created with the highest respect for its gardeners who slowly sweep the gravel and carefully pick the pines fallen needles from the grass.

GINKGO
Ginkgo is also known as the Chinese temple tree and is one of the world’s oldest trees. In Japan, the ginkgo is a symbol of longevity and strength, hope and peace. The pattern’s decorative leaves create a modern feel and make the room into a beautiful and lush space.

WABI SABI - MURAL
A mural of perfection and reflection with the beauty of the full moon’s splendor through the cherry branches that dance in the breeze.

SASHIKO
A small pattern inspired by the Japanese sashiko embroidery technique, initially used to patch and repair worn clothes. Today, this little white stitch pattern can be seen everywhere and is a beautiful reminder to appreciate and take care of what you have.

KIMONO
A geometric wallpaper inspired by the the traditional Japanese kimono that has been a powerful symbol of Japanese culture for hundreds of years. The small cherry blossoms are often seen in the pattern of the kimono and symbolize the transience of beauty because of its short-lived bloom.

PINE
In Japan, the pine symbolizes long life, honor and youth. The tree can stand tall over centuries and stay green all year round with its pine feathers. The pine pattern of this wallpaper creates a delightful dance in any room.

PINE GREY

PINE

PINE

KANOKO
Inspired by the Japanese fabric coloring technique, where the fabric is tied carefully and precisely with thin threads to create an exact and beautiful pattern when it is dyed. PINE.

SAKURA
Sakura means cherry blossom in Japanese. To walk under the blossoming cherry trees of Nagoya in springtime is utterly dreamy. These trees are honored in the Hanami festival - one of the most significant events in Japanese culture. Part of the Nippon collection, Sakura is available in two other colorways.

WASHI
Inspired by a Japanese paper that is light and sheer, and at the same time strong and durable. The many colors of this pattern create simplicity and serenity.

SHIBORI
Inspired by the Japanese art of shibori, a technique that has been used to dye fabrics for thousands of years. The method of folding and pleating, forms graphic patterns of the finest designs.