ValvA pleasant undulating surface pattern with ancient influences from the Far East. The decorative yet traditional pattern gives the walls both color and life while at the same time the pattern is perceived as more uniform in distance. Valv comes from the Swedish language and means vault and Valv Garden Green wallpaper has light green tones.

as conditions change throughout the day

Chelsea Fabric by Sanderson is a timeless classic first introduced in 1957

Aya W1024/01 by Weitzner draws on natural fibers and hand-crafted finish to create an organic

the textile’s dim-out effect is provided by weaving a black dim-out yarn between the front and back sides

54” Chatoyance undergoes an innovative

with beautiful volume

Designed in 1965 by Robert Nicholson and originally hung horizontally

subtle nuances

Yotta combines modest lines with saturated hues and useful neutrals making it ideal for indoor/outdoor applications

Broyd is characterised by a rhythmic subtle yet graphic pattern of irregular stripes

the pine’s branches cover the wall in a light

Its subtle sheen and airy transparency bring a luminous