Orla Abstract Wallpaper

Rather like stumbling upon a rather marvellous accident, this wallpaper celebrates the beauty of imperfection itself.

Inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi, where broken pottery is lovingly mended with gold, silver, or platinum lacquer, Orla takes that glorious philosophy and translates it into an abstract design. Instead of hiding life's little cracks and repairs, Kintsugi honours them as part of an object's story. This wallpaper does precisely the same thing.

Wandering lines dance across the surface like the delicate seams of precious metalwork, creating something altogether rather fetching and utterly conversation-worthy. It's the sort of design that whispers to visitors, 'Yes, I understand that broken things can be beautiful.'

Why Choose Our Orla Wallpaper

Kintsugi Inspired Design: Celebrates cracks and imperfections as marks of character, not flaws. A rather clever reminder that damage tells a story worth telling.

Abstract Beauty: Wandering lines create visual interest without demanding your entire attention. It's sophisticated without being precious about it.

Conversation Starter: This is the sort of wallpaper that makes guests pause and ask questions. Quite the showstopper, really.

Product Details

Design Philosophy: Japanese Kintsugi tradition meets modern wallpaper aesthetics. A splendid fusion of old and new.

Visual Style: Abstract linework with subtle metallic references, suggesting the precious repairs at Kintsugi's heart.

Perfect For: Bedrooms, studies, feature walls, or anywhere you'd like to celebrate the beauty of imperfection.

This rather good wallpaper arrives ready to transform your space with a touch of fabulously made, utterly fetching design. Why not discover how Orla might redefine your walls today.