Coro delle Raganelle

Coro delle Raganelle wallpaper comes from a small gesture of nature: the profile of a European tree frog, Hyla arborea, caught from the side as it bends its front leg and stretches the back one, the adhesive discs of its toes just marked by a dark line. It belongs to the Fauna family, the wide account of the creatures that people woods and gardens, reinterpreted here with a crisp vector line, without shading, where every silhouette is a clean outline on an ivory ground. The frogs follow one another, small and sparse, in different sizes and orientations, letting the space between one body and the next breathe, like a quiet chorus that alternates without ever overlapping.

I wanted leaf green, moss green and cream to alternate with the measure of someone who observes nature closely, without ever overloading it. It is not a landscape, it is not a scene: it is a fine field of presences, each one recognisable in its gathered posture, each one part of a design that repeats and renews itself on every wall.

In this wallpaper I recognise the patience of naturalist observation turned into matter to live with: every interior — home, office, hospitality space — finds in its broad, open surface a place where the motif can breathe with no visible boundary. It is a quiet gesture, the one WallZad brings to every roll: Italian craftsmanship giving back, enlarged and made lasting on the wall, the minimal balance of a small living creature suspended among the leaves.