KvarnholmenInspired by a historic stencil from Kalmar County Museum's archives, Kvarnholmen captures timeless elegance with its soft grey foundation and intricate lace like patterns in blue, red, and green. This design honours the original 1800s aesthetic, drawing from the natural earth pigments that characterised period craftsmanship. A sophisticated choice for spaces seeking understated character and enduring style.

The design style of Cote Vermeille Recto is a combination of damask and graphic elements

this design brings historical craftsmanship into contemporary interiors

Bearing the name of a gods blessed island

Here the pattern's direction has changed course compared to the previous decades

A cork-like natural texture expressed in refined minimal tones

who always lodged in the room bearing this wallpaper

Tri-sistant is chemically bonded to the fibers in the fabric thus producing a much longer lasting stain resistant finish

known for its smooth and crisp feel

Formally known as Button

With nuanced subtlety

designed to reproduce the signature pleated texture featured in the Otello wallcovering

the cushion is finished with red piping and an embroidered maritime crest on the lower right corner