Complementing the existing family of geometrics, this collection of geometric wallpaper encompasses fun and lively patterns that range from modern trellises to simulated studs and animal prints. Special techniques such as flock, beads and printed grasscloth are combined with clean and textural printing methods.
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A great mid-size scale named after the occupation for a gate keeper, so it is a fitting name for this fretwork pattern. The flock technique was used for glam and to soften the edges of this sharp geometric pattern. Portier is printed on non-woven paper and made in England.
Javan was named after an endangered leopard species. Natural shapes like animal prints combine well with other geometrics or free fl owing patterns. The surface print technique enhances the texture and softens the overall appearance of this pattern.
Gilon means “circle.” Inspired by an antique fabric, the interlocking circles make for a softer, rounder geometric pattern. The surface printing of white on bright fresh colors makes this pattern feel fresh in all colorways.
Named after an island on the coast of Italy and taken from classic Mediterranean tile shape, all colorways of Nisido Bead are neutrals and pearls with a hint of sparkle.
Created to simulate the studs or “brads” used on furniture, this simple trellis layout makes it a great stand alone pattern. It also works beautifully with embroidery and print fabrics.
Aldora means “winged gift" in Greek. The graphic silhouette of the butterflies is softened with printed linen texture. Designed as the perfect bathroom or girls' bedroom wallpaper.
Kendall is a delicate scrolling pattern with a lot of impact. The small, metallic dot detail enhances the scrolls on strong-colored grounds like rich orange, navy, green, and soft pastels.
