Pasquale Cream
Pasquale Creme is a cream wallpaper with a geometric, abstract design. The shapes are drawn rather than strictly repeated in a grid, so the pattern reads as loose and irregular while still holding an underlying geometric order. Because the whole design sits in one cream range, the contrast stays low and the wall keeps a single overall tone when seen from across a room.
Pattern and shade
Cream is a warm neutral, which means the pattern shows up as shifts in shade rather than as hard color breaks. Up close the abstract forms are clearly legible; at a distance they settle into an even surface. The retro character comes from the drawing itself, the kind of free geometry associated with mid-century graphics, so the paper suits rooms where you want pattern without a strong color scheme to work around. These are premium quality wallpapers. It pairs easily with white or off-white paint on adjoining walls, and it gives dark wood, black metal and leather something quiet to sit against.
Rooms and pairings
The low-contrast cream makes this a practical choice for whole rooms as well as single walls. In a living room the pattern holds up behind shelving and framed pictures without competing with them, and it is an obvious candidate for an accent wall if you only want pattern in one place. A hallway benefits from the warm tone, which keeps a space with little daylight from reading as flat. It also works in a office, where the muted palette stays readable on video calls and behind a desk.
- Living room walls and accent walls
- Hallways, including areas with limited daylight
- Home offices and work rooms
- Pairs with white or off-white paint and dark wood
Furnishings in tan, olive or rust pick up the warmth of the cream, while a patterned rug or a bold sofa can carry the color in a scheme built on this paper.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
