Namonaki | Water Lily Tile Wallpaper

This wallcovering is named after Namonaki pond in Japan, better known as Monet’s pond for its resemblance to his “Water Lilies” series. The Namonaki wallcovering is made from the stalk of white hyacinth, dried and cut up to create a mosaic of squares hand laid on metallic paper. Colourways include both natural and black-dyed stalks. The Mineral colourway features deep navy and blue squares over a glossy silver foil base.

Water lily leaves and foil on a non-woven backing. 

Yutori - the Japanese word for spaciousness - inspires Thibaut's debut collection of modern wallcoverings. These designs embrace the beauty of perfect imperfection through horizontal abstracts, curved lines, and rich dark tones elevated by sophisticated metallic accents. We've reimagined patterns featuring traditional techniques of patchwork, Shibori, and Ikat to be crafted with natural materials such as water lily pads, cork, raffia, and metal leaf for a tactile, organic feel.