Tralci di Borgogna

The Tralci di Borgogna wallpaper comes from an idea as old as the civilisation of wine: the vine that becomes design, leaf after leaf, tendril after tendril. It belongs to the Flora family, the plant kingdom read as decorative matter, and here it takes the precise form of Vitis vinifera: lobed, toothed leaves with serrated margins, slender tendrils curling on themselves, tight ovoid bunches of small round berries.

The motif runs in a close, interlocking weave at medium repeat, where every leaf tip and every tendril spiral hooks into the next edge, without a break, without exposed ground. The technique is vectorial and flat, the outlines clean and the colour areas full: no shading, only the certainty of the drawing. The deep bottle green of the leaves fades into the olive of the shaded areas, while the warm bordeaux of the bunches emerges on the ecru ground, soft as light filtered between the rows.

There is, in this interlacing, the slow rhythm of the harvest and the patience of the vine stock that begins again each year from a single node. It is a design that tells not of the season but of its promise: abundance held back, order born of the apparent disorder of the shoot. At WallZad we chose to give back this plant geometry with the same tailored care we reserve for every wall: no detail left to chance, no vein out of place. To live every day beside Tralci di Borgogna is to bring into a home, an office or a hotel a fragment of cultivated land, made lasting on the surface of the wall.