Lysiane White Grey
Lysiane White Grey is a striped wallpaper in white and gray. The bands run vertically in a steady repeat, with the gray carrying the pattern and the white keeping the overall effect light. Neither shade is strong enough to darken a room, so the design reads as structure on the wall rather than as color.
Pattern and color
Because the stripes are vertical, they pull the eye upward and make a wall look taller than it is. That makes the design useful in rooms with low ceilings, in stairwells, and in any space where added height is worth more than added width. The two-tone scheme is easy to build on: white walls, painted woodwork and pale floors all sit comfortably next to it, and a darker sofa or a wooden table gives the pattern something to work against. If you like the effect, the shop's wider range of striped designs covers other widths and color pairings, and there is a dedicated selection of gray and white stripes. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The look belongs to farmhouse interiors, where simple stripes have long been used alongside painted furniture, linen and plain ceramics. It also holds up in plainer modern schemes, since a neutral stripe rarely competes with anything already in the room. Hung as a full wall or on one wall only, it leaves room for pictures, shelving and textiles to be seen.
- Living rooms, including the wall behind a sofa
- Bedrooms and nurseries
- Kitchens and dining rooms
- Hallways, home offices and bathrooms
In a living room the repeat is regular enough to sit behind furniture without looking crowded. A narrow hallway benefits from the same vertical lines, which give a tight space a clearer shape. The muted gray also suits a work room, where a quiet background is easier to sit with day after day.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
