Codini di Rame

The Codini di Rame wallpaper opens a glimpse of silent undergrowth, where small red squirrels, Sciurus vulgaris, sit composed with their plumed tails arched over their backs, their tufted ears and their curved little paws gathered to the chest. They belong to the great repertoire of Fauna, the family of subjects WallZad devotes to animals caught in their purest graphic essence, with no background and no scene, only the form that tells the story.

The figures interlace nose to tail in a close weave, oriented in alternating rows so that every silhouette finds its place beside the next, with no gaps and no overlaps. The copper red of the bodies, the cream of the chests and the umber outlines rest on a warm ivory ground, in a continuous rhythm that knows neither margins nor frames: the design breathes as a wood breathes, with no visible beginning or end.

In this animal geometry I find the quiet of a gesture repeated with care, like a caress that always returns the same. To dress a wall with the Codini di Rame wallpaper is to bring into a home, an office or a hotel lobby a fragment of nature tamed by line, able to stay discreet and present at once. It is an invitation to slowness, to the small contemplation of little, perfect things. WallZad translates this vision into a high-quality print, made to last and to accompany any bright room with the same silent grace as its small copper inhabitants.