Jerry Beige
Jerry Beige is a plain wallpaper in a beige shade with a concrete look. There is no repeating motif to line up or plan around. Instead, the surface carries the mottled, slightly uneven coloring of poured concrete, so the wall reads as a single solid tone from a distance and shows subtle variation up close.
Color and pattern
Beige sits between warm and neutral, which makes it easier to combine than a cool gray concrete. The tonal shifts across the surface break up large expanses of wall and keep the color from looking flat, and because the design is solid rather than figurative, joins between lengths are unobtrusive and offcuts stay usable. This is a good choice when the wall is meant to be a background for furniture, artwork or shelving rather than the focus of the room. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The concrete surface belongs to minimalism, and it also suits industrial and modern schemes. It pairs with black metal fixtures, natural wood, leather and plain textiles, and it gives colored furniture or a single large picture room to register. In a living room it works as a full four-wall treatment or on the surface behind a TV unit, where a busy pattern would compete with the screen.
- Bedrooms, including the wall behind the headboard
- Kitchens and dining rooms
- Home offices and studies
- Bathrooms, nurseries and kids rooms
In a hallway the uniform beige keeps a narrow run of wall from feeling closed in, and in a bedroom the quiet surface holds up well when the rest of the scheme changes.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.