Calma Black Cumin

Do you know the feeling when you suddenly notice how quiet it has become around you during a walk or at night? No cars, no voices, no city – just the rustling of the leaves, a gentle breeze. Just by its sound, the Italian word CALMA wonderfully describes this tranquillity. Serenity also resonates in the word. And if you, like us, have found a unique, tranquil place (or even a meditative moment) far away from the hustle and bustle, then you can enjoy the most original type of CALMA: the silence, the wind.

Shush! What's rustling there?

Every material or natural event has its specific sound. There are penetrating sounds such as that of striking metal or massive sea surf, but there is also the quiet murmur of a distant stream or the barely perceptible rustling of paper. Fine tissue paper inspired us to design CALMA. Such a paper, which is often used to wrap beautiful gifts, consists of vegetable fibres and is obtained 100 % from renewable raw materials. Packing silk can be disposed of and recycled in waste paper. This material therefore fits perfectly with the sustainability idea of all Hohenberger products!

Paper can be processed in many ways: folding, creasing, glueing, tearing. For the design of CALMA, we have chosen the quietest variant: Several layers lie stepwise on top of each other and remind of eight rustling stripes. A feel-good look with a detailed depth effect.

With a spectrum of a total of 8 colours, CALMA covers the entire width of the individual interior design – among other things with the lively tone Come Closer! This modern non-woven wallpaper is refined with a slight gloss application.

Detailed work combined with highly efficient planning

At Hohenberger Wallcoverings you will find a variety of feel-good ideas and at the same time do something for a sustainably designed future. Because our detailed and elaborately designed wallpapers are resource-saving – also because production is planned and controlled in a highly efficient way. We constantly question and improve our production processes.