ROA natural wallpapers are from Java in Indonesia. These exquisite wallcoverings are sophisticated and creative, and are beautifully made. ROA’s weavers are skilful artisans, craftspeople with attention to detail, diligence and patience. Designs are inspired by the handmade process itself, they play with the texture and weaving process, newer designs are increasingly intricate and ambitious yet retain a natural beauty.
Khatulistiwa in tarnished silver has depths of glinting colours.
Khatulistiwa in teal is modern and makes an impact.
Strand by strand the tough rattan fibres of Pangihot are woven and knotted to create this design. Made up of several striped elements: the top band, the central column and where they intersect. Select their dimensions and even the actual width of the panel up to one metre to fit your space. Small twinkling beads are woven into part of the pattern further embellish the intricate pattern.
Pangihot Jasper, opulent, elegant and rather contemporary we think
There is beauty where the panels meet, the horizontal seam lines add interest to the wall and thus strengthen the design appeal. One’s eye stops at the join, then travels on to the next panel.
Gold raffia twinkles between dyed painted cotton and a thin string forms the warp, typical of ROA Tapis is fascinating and quite unique. Excellent when you require a good deal of texture.
Impasto is a shiny rafia wallpaper coming in three gold tones.
Close-up of Tapis in safari
Reliev is made from woven rice paper.
Cakrawala is a set of four ombré designs. One can select which ones to use and how to order them.
Abaca, is cultivated in North Sulawesi where sun and sea, harmonise in tropical islands. Natural wallpapers are tough and coated with a matt varnish.
‘Rannu’ on the left is created by pounding the paper on the loom, thus forming wrinkles and interesting textures. Whilst ‘Relieve’ on the right is handwoven and hand painted rice paper, randomly cut into strips
There is a story to every knot; skilful, diligent fingers create continuous fibres using traditional techniques, this is a story about preserving cultural heritage and enormous pride in their work.
‘Nusa’ has a tropical feel, Raffia is from East Java, the home of the ancient Javanese kingdom. Fibres are shredded by hand.
‘Nusa’ has a tropical feel, Raffia is from East Java, the home of the ancient Javanese kingdom. Fibres are shredded by hand.
With diligence and tremendous care, these craftswomen weave on traditional looms in the weaving house.
This paper ombre is an exploration of classic methods resulting in contemporary design, texture and colour.
Pretty in pink, 'Rannu' is a pounded paper wall covering.
'Wai' is a 'painterly' woven paper
'Coral' in abaca.
Papers are woven to order and exactly to fit the space. This ensures perfect placement of the panels and, importantly, no wastage.
Custom abaca panel in the elegant Oku Restaurant, Jakarta.
Custom Raffia paper at OKU Restaurant in Jakarta.
Ideal for resorts and villas, ROA’s natural wallpaper designs sing in a South East Asian environment. Here at Apurva Kempinski, Bali.
Artisanal, sustainable, local, creative and extraordinarily beautiful, espouse the ROA Handmade brand, to view more visit retota.com/roa/about-us
ROA's natural wallpaper is handwoven in Java in Indonesia. These exquisite wallcoverings are sophisticated and creative, these papers are beautifully made. ROA’s weavers are skilful artisans, craftspeople with attention to detail, diligence and patience. Designs are inspired by the handmade process itself, they play with the texture and weaving process, newer designs are increasingly intricate and ambitious yet retain a natural beauty.
‘Rannu’ on the left is created by pounding the paper on the loom, thus forming wrinkles and interesting textures. Whilst ‘Relieve’ on the right is handwoven and hand painted rice paper, randomly cut into strips
Abaca, is cultivated in North Sulawesi where sun and sea, harmonise in tropical islands. ROA’s natural wallpaper is tough and coated with a matt varnish to protect.
There is a story to every knot; skilful, diligent fingers create continuous fibres using traditional techniques, this is a story about preserving cultural heritage and enormous pride in their work.
‘Nusa’ has a tropical feel, Raffia is from East Java, the home of the ancient Javanese kingdom. Fibres are shredded by hand.
With diligence and tremendous care, these craftswomen weave on traditional looms in the weaving house.
This paper ombre is an exploration of classic methods resulting in contemporary design, texture and colour.
Pretty in pink, 'Rannu' is a pounded paper wall covering.
'Wai' is a 'painterly' woven paper
'Coral' in abaca.
Papers are woven to order and exactly to fit the space. This ensures perfect placement of the panels and, importantly, no wastage.
Custom abaca panel in the elegant Oku Restaurant, Jakarta.
Custom Raffia paper at OKU Restaurant in Jakarta.
Natural wallpaper is ideal for resorts and villas, ROA’s designs sing in a South East Asian environment. Here at Apurva Kempinski, Bali.
Artisanal, sustainable, local, creative and extraordinarily beautiful, these natural wallpapers espouse the ROA Handmade brand, to view more visit retota.com/roa/about-us