The TROPICAL collection comes up with numerous designs that are characterized by tropical vegetation. Jungle forests, flowers and leaves spread out on the walls. The TAHITI design is a little different. TAHITI takes up the floral theme, but swings from the concrete quotation to the ornamental. Exotic plant shapes are grouped into classic patterns, as we know them from noble wall decorations in castles and mansions. The colonial times in French Polynesia, to which Tahiti also belongs, may echo here as a reminder of the technique of ornamental decoration. In a modern ambience, with selected accessories and in combination with matching plain wallpapers, this sustainably produced wallpaper leaves the past behind and sets new and elegant accents. Diverse splendor Tahiti is a double island, a merger of Tahiti Nui (Greater Tahiti) and the smaller and more sparsely populated Tahiti Iti (Little Tahiti). Deep valleys and extremely high peaks (Mont Orohena is 2241 m high!) make the interior of the country furrowed and difficult to access. Civilization has therefore spared this paradise; so the tropical vegetation could continue to exist in manifold splendor.