Tendril WallpaperAcanthus leaves have long been an ornamental element in Roman architecture and interior design, the earliest known example being the Temple of Apollo Epicurius at Bassae (450 420 BC). Carved into stone throughout ancient Greece, particularly in Corinthian columns and friezes, and flowering from the crowns of great emperors, Tendril is a modern take on the vining motif. Backed in foil and rotary printed, this perennial wallcoverings large scale repeat

it features a direct digital print

Lily Pond and Channel

creamy whites

The Cracked Tin Tile Wallpaper captures the essence of historic North American interiors

Aconcagua 1 by Kohro is a luxurious fabric designed specifically for curtains and bedding

Inspired by a heavily embossed

this 58” velvet excels in hand and durability

Jacquard refers to a weaving technique that allows for intricate patterns and designs to be woven directly into the fabric

it comes in a refreshed colour scale and combines an inviting presence with a sumptuous

buttery yellow

Sol II is a classic semi transparent

Antique Olivine