Spaghetti Wall wallpapers bring nature to the wall — from delicate buds to oversized flowers, stylized textures, watercolor bouquets, and a burst of tropical vegetation or Japanese-inspired designs. Floral motifs remain the undisputed stars of the patterns in the new collections, and all designs are fully customizable. Adjustments can be made not only to the colors but also to the scale of the patterns and the type of material used. Among the options is Touch Wood, a printable support that mimics wood grain with a surprising tactile effect.
The miracle of botanical complexity becomes an intimate visual setting in the Paradise Lost collection, curated by Lorena d’Ilio for Spaghetti Wall. The flowers undergo interpretative transformations, from photographic to graphic, to redrawing, resulting in a refined yet instantly recognizable decoration. The subjects are the result of an artistic process developed in several stages — from photographic images emphasizing the morphology of flora, the introduction of vibrant and dotted colors, to the creation of patterns with the sinuous contour lines of petals.
Miraggi, the extensive collection curated by SW Lab, offers a long journey through continents and cultures, from the Far East to lake and Mediterranean landscapes. Vegetation takes center stage, narrating a story through images that create non-repetitive textures. Sometimes it suggests a romantic comedy, with blooms in watercolor tones; other times, it explores a setting framed by rhythmic arches, where macro-scale buds and sensual color palettes dominate.
Finally, My Venice is the vibrant visual expression of Antonio Minervini’s artistic vision. For the first time, the artist brings his floral designs in multiple variations to wallpaper. Exuberant, colorful and marked by thick, hand-painted brushstrokes, these graphics illuminate spaces, evoking energy and renewal. The painterly strokes complement both single subjects, standing out as the protagonists of vivid canvases and multi-element compositions, offering a play of hues and scenes filled with spontaneous wildflowers.
