Burlap
Burlap is a series that showcases ancient and rustic weaving scenes, using unique polymer polymerization technology and natural mineral pigments to restore the rough and rustic weaving scenes of ancient times. This series of coatings not only has excellent adhesion and durability, but also has good breathability and environmental performance, which can maintain bright colors and clear textures for a long time.
The wall shows off subtle folds similar to woven linen — soft on the eyes, and when you touch it, there's this fine, unique texture. It's matte with low reflection, so the lighting won't glare into your eyes. Nice to look at all year round, and under warm autumn light, the texture really stands out.
Mainly low-saturation colours, so it blends very well with wabi-sabi, modern minimalist, natural, and light French villa styles. Pair it with solid wood carpentry, stone, or a minimalist study, and you get clean, high-end layers that won't steal the limelight from the space.
Living & Dining Area I This is the core social space in the home, good for large-area use. Skip the complicated TV feature wall design — just let the wall's own texture set the mood. When the afternoon autumn sun streams in, the linen texture slowly comes alive under the light and shadow. Match it with wood and cotton-linen soft furnishings, and the whole space feels gentle and unified — high-end and comfortable for entertaining guests.
Tea Room & Study I A quiet corner for calming down at home, this one really suits the Burlap. Earthy and understated — perfect for reading or enjoying a cup of tea during autumn. The wall texture stays quiet and doesn't shout for attention, helping to create a calm, soothing space for your own me-time.
Will the Burlap collect dust easily?
The surface is a cured coating layer, not actual textile, so dust cannot hide inside. Daily dusting is simple — much easier to maintain compared to wallcloth or fabric hard packing.
Can I use it directly on an old house?
You need to prep the base layer first. As long as the wall is firm and doesn't have sanding, peeling, or water seepage issues, then can proceed. Good for partial renovation.
The colours are on the lighter side — won't it look too cold for autumn?
The matte texture already carries a warm tone. Pair it with warm spotlights, wood, and wool throws — these kind of autumn soft furnishings — and the wall will show gentle layers, not cold at all.
