Loic Gray
Loïc Grey is a plain wallpaper in a single gray shade, with no motif or repeat to line up. Because there is no pattern, the wall reads as one continuous surface, and the gray stays neutral enough to sit between warm and cool furnishings without pulling the room in either direction.
Color and surface
A solid covering like this one behaves differently from a printed design. It gives walls color and depth while leaving the shapes in the room, such as door frames, shelving and furniture, to do the visual work. Gray also takes on the light it is given, looking cooler under daylight from a north-facing window and softer under warm lamps in the evening. That makes it a practical backdrop for artwork, mirrors and photographs, since nothing in the background competes with what is hung on it. If you want to compare it with others in the same vein, the full range of solid designs is worth browsing. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Styles and rooms
The shade suits Scandinavian rooms built on pale wood, white paint and plain textiles, and it works just as well in boho schemes where rattan, woven baskets and plants carry the pattern instead. In a Japandi setting, the flat gray keeps low furniture and clean lines in the foreground.
- Living rooms, including behind a sofa or around a TV unit
- Bedrooms and nurseries
- Kitchens, dining rooms and bathrooms
- Hallways and home offices
In a living room it can cover all four walls without closing the space in, and it pairs easily with a patterned rug or colored cushions. A hallway benefits from the same quality, since a plain surface hides the joins and corners that a repeat would highlight. In an office the quiet gray keeps a desk wall free of distraction during long stretches of work.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.