12 Mediterranean wall quadriptychs: one panorama in four panels

Our quadriptychs start from a simple idea: a Mediterranean landscape too wide for a single image, divided into four panels. You read it from left to right, the way you would walk through a place: a limewashed courtyard from the niche to the staircase, a cove from the shore to the point, a dune down to the sea. The twelve quadriptychs below are grouped by mood, each with the rooms where it naturally belongs.

What makes a Cassili-home quadriptych

The four panels form a single panorama: same size, same palette, same time of day, and the horizon, the wall or the ground runs from one image to the next at the same height. Hung side by side in order, 5 to 8 cm apart, they read as a single view cut into four. Each panel also stands on its own: it was composed to be a poster in its own right.

Every quadriptych comes in seven sizes, from 21 × 30 to 70 × 100 cm per panel, on 189 g/m² matte paper, as posters or framed up to 61 × 91 (black or white alder, or solid oak, with plexiglass and hanging hardware). The set measures from 1 m to almost 3 m wide: our quadriptych guide gives the exact width of each size and the right height. Each panel is also sold on its own, and the quadriptych always costs less than buying the four posters separately.

Patios and limewashed houses

Limewashed walls, leafy shadows, pale stone: five Mediterranean courtyards and interiors where the light sets the scene.

The Olive Tree Patio

The Olive Tree Patio — from €69

A limewashed courtyard in full sun, seen from left to right: an amphora in its niche, an old olive tree on its low wall, a stone basin, then a staircase climbing toward the light. It's the most architectural of the patios, with leafy shadows cast across the walls. It dresses a dining room wall or a long hallway. Single panels, in order: The Amphora in the Niche, The Patio Olive Tree, The Stone Basin and The Patio Staircase.

The Limewashed House

The Limewashed House — from €69

A limewashed interior sculpted by light: a sheer linen curtain floating beneath an arch, a jar tucked into a niche, an oculus drawing an arc of light, a staircase with rounded steps. Tone on tone, almost colorless, it's the quadriptych for calm rooms: bedroom, entrance, bright living room. Single panels, in order: The Arch Curtain, The Jar in the Niche, The Oculus and The Curved Staircase.

The Olive Tree Pool

The Olive Tree Pool — from €69

An old olive tree beside a pool, at the foot of a limewashed wall: leaf shadows on the wall, the sculpted trunk, the branches reflected in the still water, then the stone curve of the pool. The olive green and clear water make it a fresh scene, for a living room or dining room. Single panels, in order: The Shaded Wall, The Pool Olive Tree, The Reflected Branches and The Pool Water.

The Bougainvillea Wall

The Bougainvillea Wall — from €69

A bougainvillea in bloom running along a limewashed wall, above a long stone bench: the gnarled trunk, the cascade of flowers, the flowering branch, then a terracotta jar at the end of the bench. The dusty pink brings the only real color in the series: it warms up a white living room or bedroom wall. Single panels, in order: The Flowering Trunk, The Pink Cascade, The Flowering Branch and The Bench Jar.

The Patio Lemon Tree

The Patio Lemon Tree — from €69

A lemon tree heavy with fruit against a limewashed wall: the soaring trunk, the hanging lemons, a branch in full light, then a low stone wall edged with lavender. Lemon yellow and green make for a bright panorama, a natural fit for an open-plan kitchen or a dining room. Single panels, in order: The Lemon Tree Trunk, The Hanging Lemons, The Lemon Branch and The Lavender Wall.

By the sea

Arches, coves, pines and dunes: five coastal panoramas, from white limestone to sand, to open a large wall onto the Mediterranean.

The Gallery by the Sea

The Gallery by the Sea — from €69

A gallery of pale stone arches open to the sea: a cliff framed by an arch, a wide, calm bay, a path along the coast, then a spiral staircase beneath a round opening. The arches set the rhythm of the panorama like a colonnade: a natural choice for a long living room or entrance wall. Single panels, in order: The Arch on the Cliff, The Great Arch, The Path Arch and The Spiral Staircase.

The Limestone Cove

The Limestone Cove — from €69

A white limestone cove read from end to end: the layered shore in the evening light, a calm inlet, water so clear you can see the rocks on the bottom, then a rocky point closing off the view. The turquoise stays soft. It opens a living room, bedroom or bathroom wall onto the sea. Single panels, in order: The Limestone Shore, The Clear Inlet, The Clear Water and The Rocky Point.

The Great Sea Pine

The Great Sea Pine — from €69

A great umbrella pine spreading its branches over a rocky shore: the twisted trunk in the scrubland, a branch reaching out over the water, the foliage cut out against the sky, then a line of cliffs fading into the distance. The green of the pine gives a deeper panorama than the sand scenes: it holds its own on a large living room or study wall. Single panels, in order: The Pine Trunk, The Branch over the Sea, The Sky beneath the Pine and The Distant Coast.

The Sea Cave

The Sea Cave — from €69

The vault of a limestone cave framing the sea: the golden rock entrance facing the low sun, the sculpted vault, a horizon line seen beneath the rock, then the way out toward a distant coast. The golden tones of the rock echo wood and terracotta. An enveloping scene, for a living room or a bedroom. Single panels, in order: The Cave Entrance, The Rock Vault, The Horizon beneath the Rock and The Way Out to Sea.

The Shoreline Dunes

The Shoreline Dunes — from €69

Pale sand dunes sloping down to the sea: marram grass swaying in the wind, a softly curved white dune, the line of a wave on a deserted beach, then sand rippled by the wind. Almost nothing but sand, ivory and pale blue: the most serene of the twelve, for a bedroom or a living room where you want calm. Single panels, in order: The Shoreline Grasses, The White Dune, The Distant Wave and The Rippled Sand.

Gardens and hills

Two inland landscapes: olive terraces and a dry garden, in shades of stone, green and terracotta.

The Dry-Stone Terraces

The Dry-Stone Terraces — from €69

Dry-stone terraces planted with olive trees, stepping down toward a bluish valley: an olive tree at the edge of the lookout, the valley and its hills, the low walls tracing the terraces, then a stone staircase beneath an old olive tree. The evening light and hazy blue distance make it a Provençal countryside landscape, for a living room, a study or an entrance. Single panels, in order: The Lookout Olive Tree, The Blue Valley, The Stone Walls and The Terrace Staircase.

The Dry Garden

The Dry Garden — from €69

A dry garden sheltered by a curved limewashed wall: a blue agave at the foot of an olive tree, a standing stone among dry grasses, a prickly pear, then an aloe in its terracotta pot. The verdigris of the succulents and the terracotta create a graphic scene that suits raw, natural interiors: polished concrete, light wood, linen. Single panels, in order: The Blue Agave, The Standing Stone, The Prickly Pear and The Potted Aloe.

Which one for which room?

Above a sofa or a long sideboard, the sea and patio scenes open up the wall like a picture window: The Limestone Cove, The Gallery by the Sea, The Olive Tree Patio. In a bedroom, go for the softest panoramas, The Shoreline Dunes or The Limewashed House. For an open-plan kitchen or a dining room, The Patio Lemon Tree and The Olive Tree Pool bring in greenery and light; in an entrance or a hallway, the depth of The Sea Cave or The Dry-Stone Terraces adds perspective to a long, narrow wall.

To choose between a single poster, a diptych, a triptych and a quadriptych based on the width of your wall, read when to choose four panels.

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