Art Deco Wallpaper
Art deco wallpapers by Casamance, each drawn from a building, a designer or a decade of the movement in France.
Buying guide and questions we are asked
- Porte dorée: inspired by the Palais de la Porte Dorée in Paris, with planes of colour lifted by the sheen of a metallic lacquer. It comes on a wide roll.
- Années 30: two-colour geometric patterns inspired by the Thirties, when Art Deco gave way to Modernism.
- Barillet: named after the master glazier Louis Barillet, who decorated the Molitor swimming baths and the houses of rue Mallet-Stevens, with geometric patterns drawn from Art Deco and Modernism.
- Vitrail: inspired by the architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, who set stained glass into his streamlined buildings.
How they are made and sold
All four are uncoated non-woven wallpapers, hung by pasting the wall, and Casamance rates them washable. Each roll is 10.1 m long. Porte dorée is 106 cm wide, Années 30 is 70 cm, and Barillet and Vitrail are 68 cm. The pattern repeat is 64 cm, except Vitrail at 91 cm. Casamance states a fire rating of European class B-s1, d0 and American class A for each. Look at the sample on your wall in daylight and again in the evening before you order.
Ordering and delivery
Delivery to New Zealand takes 2 to 3 weeks standard, or 10 business days by express. Use the roll calculator to work out how many rolls you need.
If you are decorating a room of a particular period, or matching a design to tiles, joinery or fabric, email hello@wallpapertrader.com with photos, and we will help you choose.