Ecuatorial

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Ecuatorial

Ecuatorial Geometry

Ecuatorial Geometry is a tropical botanical collection of hand-painted wallpaper and fabric drawing from the lush vegetation, geometric motifs, and natural patterns of the jungle. To capture the density and richness of these environments, the biophilic designs feature deep color palettes against tinted backgrounds. As well as figurativeleaves, flowers, and branches, repeated shapes including chevrons, arches, and scallops appear as backdrops.

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  • A bedroom with a bed and a bedside table
  • Four designs on paper

Papaya Arc

Papaya Arc presents watercolor studies of a giant papaya tree superimposed on a backdrop of overlapping ovals. Painted by hand, this geometric botanical design is a layered composition that evokes the sensory experience of the jungle.

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  • A bed in a room with green walls
  • A wooden table and chairs furnish the dining room

Travelers Palm

With statement leaves that mimic a fan, a majestic tree in Mexico inspired the painterly Travelers Palm pattern for wallpaper and fabric. Studio founder Shanan Campanaro’s watercolor artwork displays the foliage against a geometric background of overlapping scallops. The result is an inventive interpretation of the balance of nature.

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  • Two pieces of paper with different colors of marble on them
  • A bathroom with a purple marble wall

Inflorescence

Named for the clusters of flowers that stem from the branches of bougainvilleas, Inflorescence superimposes a floral study onto a multi-hued chevron background. Through expressive watercolor brushstrokes, this nature-meets-geometry design for wallpaper and fabric evokes the visual experience of the tropics, where lush vegetation and exquisite geometric patterns appear around every bend.

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A roll of purple and blue paper leaves

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