From amber tones to cooler, bright, pastel or deep tones, green confirms itself as a chromatic figure capable of reflecting the dictates of spring and heralding the fullness of summer. SpaghettiWall wallpapers recount its many shades among unprecedented landscapes, panoramic views, stylised architectural scenes and lush vegetation – and again, plays of light and rarefied shadows.
Within the Exotic Blends collection, Carolina Palella‘s Esotico proposes a minimalist interpretation of citrus blossoms, suited to an unconventional use of colour, dictated by the illustrator’s pictorial style. The elements alternate naturally, following a spontaneous rhythm that reconciles the geometric reiteration of the motif to create a whimsical composition.
The Secret Gardens collection – new 2025 – bears the signature of Chiara Diluviani, where the subject Portico declines the guiding shade of green, recreating stylised scenes. Nature dialogues with the architectural dimension, between foliage moved by the wind and arched frames of classical inspiration.
Giorgio Biscaro signs BauAhh!, a modular composition built on pictographic colour-blocks recalling Bauhaus. Proposed tone-on-tone and enriched with accents of complementary colours, the graphic motifs are reworked in a decorative key, with deliberately maximised details set in a rigorous grid.
Pigmenta, the collection designed by SW Lab and new for 2025, uses the iconographic dictionary inspired by the plant world. The graphic Kanji, a living image with a cinematographic cut, proposes macro glimpses of vegetation in penumbra, giving off an evanescent, rarefied effect.
Also by SW Lab is the Miraggi collection, where Sogno reveals a panoramic view through botanical subjects arranged in a perspective grid. The effect is that of an ethereal setting, clearly inspired by painting, in which vegetation is the absolute protagonist. Also part of the same collection are Cypress Hill, a more whispered and evocative declination of a wooded landscape, and Claude, an abstract composition built on generous brushstrokes enriched with material textures.
On the cover: ‘Portico’ graphic by Chiara Diluviani
‘Foliage’ graphic by RGB Comunicazione
‘Tropika’ graphic by SW Lab
