Livy Beige Gold
Livy Beige Gold is a wallpaper with a marble pattern, drawn in beige with metallic gold running through it. The veining spreads across the wall in irregular lines, the way it does in cut stone, so no two sections look quite the same and the repeat is hard to pick out from a normal viewing distance. The beige ground carries most of the surface, while the gold sits in the thinner veins and picks up whatever light falls on the wall.
Pattern and color
Marble designs work on a large scale, so the pattern holds up on a full wall as well as on a single panel between windows or doors. The beige keeps the overall effect quiet, and the metallic lines add contrast without bringing in a second color. If you are matching other surfaces, this sits easily with warm neutrals, cream paint and natural wood, and it gives brass or gold-finished fittings something to relate to. These are premium quality wallpapers. You can compare it with the rest of the marble designs, the wider beige selection, or other papers that use gold.
Where it works
The pattern is neutral enough for whole rooms and strong enough for one wall on its own, which makes it usable in most parts of the house.
- Living room walls, including behind a sofa
- Bedrooms and nurseries
- Kitchens and dining rooms
- Hallways, home offices and bathrooms
In a living room the veining reads as texture rather than as a motif, so shelves and framed pictures still stand out against it. In a hallway, where there is often little furniture and little daylight, the gold lines give the wall something to look at. It also suits an office, where a pattern without obvious direction keeps the background steady behind a desk.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
