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Oriental wallpaper provides traditional and trendy Asian, Arab and North African pattern designs for fantastically exotic interior design concepts. The sought-after Chinoiserie from the 17th and 18th century comes back to life with magical motif wallpapers, too. This guide invites you to come along on an exciting journey to the fascinating Orient, as wallpaper models in the oriental style come in many different facets. In addition to a wealth of interesting information, you will also find ideas straight out of "Arabian Nights" for individual projects.

The Romans defined the Orient as one of the four regions of the world that lies to the East. Today's oriental wallpaper patterns are mainly inspired by art, tradition and culture from Japan, China, India, Arabia and North Africa.

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India is incredibly varied and colourful. The seventh-largest country on earth boasts a huge number of world-famous sights, including the Himalayas, the Red Fort in Delhi or the Taj Mahal. The cultural image of the Indian Mughal Empire is shaped by Maharajas, magical temple palaces, wild animals, Hindu culture and - last but not least - tapestry and rug art, which also inspire wallpaper designs.

Oriental wallpapers glitter, sparkle and shine in vibrant spice colours or with bright, imaginative shades from Arabian Nights. Amongst the highlights of the colour range are gold, silver, red, blue, green, turquoise and black.

The Egyptians buried their dead with treasures of pure gold in vast quantities. Advanced civilizations hid mystical gold treasures in even more mysterious places and on islands. Gold is the symbol of the sun as well as power, fame and splendour. Consequently, many oriental fairy tales are also about gold. This radiant colour is the luxurious crown of oriental wallpapers.

Red is like fire for the senses and stands for passion that makes the blood pulsate. Pomegranate red is a favourite among the colours for oriental patterned wallpapers because it symbolises fertility, life, power and immortality. But darker, stronger shades of red such as crimson, Bordeaux and ruby are also extremely popular.

In the oriental colour world, blue carries many associations. First and foremost, it stands for the sea and the wide sky, but oriental rug and porcelain art is also linked to many shades of blue. Azure blue, navy blue, Persian blue and aquamarine are among the colour favourites for oriental pattern wallpapers. In addition, blue is relaxing and promotes concentration.

Black is the colour of Asian ink or charcoal drawings and calligraphy, but Indian Mehndis (skin paintings) are also often black or brown. Black is ideal for the pattern contours of oriental wallpaper designs. It has a magical and unfathomable effect. As a result, the colour also reflects mythology.

The Japanese Yoshino mountain region is famous for its fascinatingly colourful and lush cherry blossom. This is why cherry blossom patterns are often referred to as "Yoshino" designs. Apart from cherry blossoms, magnolias and chrysanthemums also bloom on popular Asian pattern wallpapers. They all have one in common: a captivating romantic charm.

Bamboo wood and bamboo grasses are among the most typical Asian pattern motifs. On the one hand, they represent an important raw material, on the other hand a piece of Asian tradition and nature. In addition, leaves, branches and Asian trees such as the Himalayan cedar or the Cashmere cypress contribute to the atmospheric designs. Far Eastern bonsai plants can also be found on wallpapers.

Cranes and herons are widespread in Asia and therefore a common motif for Asia-inspired wallpapers. These large proud birds awaken the longing for freedom and exude a soothing calm. In Japan, the crane is considered to be the bird of happiness. Birds are generally a popular Asian pattern motif.

In Japan and China, dragons are mythical creatures as well as symbols of imperial rule and a long life. They also play an important role in folkloristic art. Their visual representation varies from country to country, which is why Asian-style wallpaper motifs are equally varied.

Individual characters (Chinese, Japanese) or sentences and smaller texts are depicted in the form of calligraphy. Calligraphy is the art of writing by hand, e.g. with ink pen or brush, which gives letters an individual, elegant form. On wallpaper, characters are often combined with other Asian motifs.

Natural materials are part and parcel of interior and exterior design in Asia. Straw mats and straw papers are at the top of the list for floor and wall coverings. Real grass wallpapers and wallpapers with sisal, raffia or coconut fibres are used for beautiful natural wall coverings. Natural wallpapers are indispensable for ZEN and Feng Shui-style interior design concepts.

Like a fairy-tale paradise with lush exotic flowers, palm trees, fountains and oases of peace: Oriental gardens take you to a dreamlike world of silence and beauty. Individual flowers like the oriental poppy or the oriental lily or gorgeous roses exude their magic via Arabic-style wallpaper models.

Frescoes, reliefs and ornaments inspired by the late antiquity of the Orient are essential elements of Islamic art & architecture. As a result, they are often used as pattern motifs for luxurious design wallpapers.

Arabic architecture is characterised by well-known features of Islamic architecture and Moorish art. Graphic and geometric wallpaper patterns based on Arabic architecture include these special features, e.g. arches, barrel vaults, Muquarnas, domes and columnar arcades.

The patterns and motifs are as colourful and varied as the countries and regions of North Africa. Trellis, Moroccan tiles, Egyptian arts and crafts, oriental palaces, Sahara rock paintings and African culture serve as models for wallpaper designs.

Orientalism is frequently represented by typical objects, especially from Egyptian arts and crafts. Busts and sculptures of deities and Pharaohs as well as hand-painted papyrus, handmade mother-of-pearl boxes, jewellery, precious jugs and vases are among the pattern motifs that inspire oriental wallpapers.

This is where the fairy-tales and adventures of Arabian Nights take place. Oriental palaces captivate the visitor with their architectural form, the splendour of gold, mosaics, bright colours. On wallpaper, these motifs can be silhouette-like, delicate drawings or modern 3D-prints.

Chinoiserie is a European art movement based on Chinese and Japanese models which was very fashionable in the 17th and 18th century. Porcelain, lacquer, silk, as well as Chinese paper and silk wallpapers are the main elements of this decorative design era.

In China, silk wallpapers were produced as early as the Han dynasty (206 B.D. - 220 A.D.) as embroidered lengths of silk. From the 4th century onwards, paper wallpapers (bamboo/linen) were hand-painted with Far Eastern motifs. In the 16th century, Chinese wallpapers were introduced to the European market. This was the beginning of Chinoiserie wallpaper production in Europe.

ZEN Buddhism is based on meditation and mindfulness, elements that are also reflected in Japanese interior design. These are the maxims: concentrating on the essential, calm and order in the immediate surroundings, simple organic wallpaper patterns with subtle colours.

Natural wallpaper materials like grass, bamboo, linen and organic patterns inspire the ZEN philosophy. Subtle and neutral colours are preferable to bright or gaudy hues. White, grey, beige or sand are all popular wallpaper colours for the ZEN style.

Exotic secrets, the magic of the unknown, fairy-tale luxury - oriental wallpapers introduce these aspects into the room and promise beautiful dreams. Shimmering trellis patterns, Arabic ornaments with glittering gold elements and intense darker colours transform the bedroom into an oasis of peace straight out of Arabian Nights.

Oriental wallpapers with Asian, Arabic or North African motifs stimulate the imagination, which also happens to be a significant element of fashion. Their individual beauty also creates a connection to the dressing room, which inspires fashion choices. Chinoiserie wallpaper models are perfect for elegant dressing room designs.

The living room is a great canvas for just about any desired theme. Saharan safari, Marrakesh lounge, enchanting Chinoiserie or romantic cherry blossom designs - the choice is yours! In addition to matching oriental wallpaper patterns, authentic decorative elements play an important role in the implementation of Orient-style interior design concepts.

Wallpaper (Standard) Made of non-woven material, which is both stable and durable. The paste is applied directly to the wall and the panels are hung edge to edge. Each tile is 45 cm / 17,7 inches wide.

Wallpaper (Premium) Made of non-woven material, which is both stable and durable. A further layer has been added which makes the material scratch-resistant, wipe clean and non-reflective. It also gives the mural a matt finish. The paste is applied directly to the wall and the numbered panels are hung edge to edge. Each panel is 45 cm / 17,7 inches wide.

Wallpaper (Standard) Made of non-woven material, which is both stable and durable. The paste is applied directly to the wall and the panels are hung edge to edge. Each panel is 45 cm / 17,7 inches wide.

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