Sussurro di Timo

I imagined the Sussurro di Timo wallpaper as a field gathered and brought indoors, a breath of aromatic herbs settling on the wall without ever raising its voice. It belongs to the Flora family, and tells one precise subject: sprigs of Thymus vulgaris, each with its small oval leaves set in pairs and, at the tip, the little cluster of two-lipped flowers gathered in a whorl. The shapes are flat and vectorial, the outlines clean and unshaded, and they scatter over the warm ivory ground in a fine, sparse weave, with slight variations of scale and imperceptible rotations that let the sprigs drift as if the wind had just touched them.

The sage green of the stems and leaves converses with the dusty mauve of the flowers, in a restrained palette that looks not for surprise but for constancy: it is the same measure found in country kitchen gardens, where thyme grows low and discreet, and yet indispensable. Looking at it I find again the smallest gesture of nature repeating itself unhurried, which is why I conceived it for every room — houses, workplaces, hospitality spaces — wherever a large free wall can take this weave and give back natural light, calm, contemporary order.

At WallZad every sprig is drawn and repeated with the care of those who know the weight of detail: the Sussurro di Timo wallpaper, printed to measure, gives back on the wall the same silent lightness as a herb picked at dawn.