'Desert Clay' -tapetti, Wallshoppe - Oliivi

The angled tile pattern really shifts as you move across the room, so the olive turns almost black in the corners and then brightens to that sage in the daylight. It took me an afternoon to hang, but the depth in my library is exactly what I wanted.

The mossy depth of those olive and sage tiles is even richer in person, it completely transformed my den from bland to cozy. The angular pattern reads almost like a textured forest floor from across the room, exactly the organic warmth I was chasing.

The geometric pattern gives my library walls that forest-floor texture I was after, and the olive tones shift beautifully between day and evening light. Even my husband, who usually hates wallpaper, admitted it looks expensive.