Wallpaper

An abstracted interpretation of a 17th Century map of the Arles region in France by Christian Lacroix Maison. Swirling forms are digitally printed onto non-woven backed natural grasscloth to create a dramatic and graphic panel design sold as a single roll comprising of 2 drops, each 85cm wide - panel 170cm x 300cm high.

Total coverage 6.5m2 - panels can joined in multiples in the width as required. Please note, grasscloth is a natural product therefore slubs and irregularities will occur. Join lines will be visible as this is a characteristic of grasscloth wallcoverings. Coordinating fabric also available.

What Makes It Special

Mary McDonald was inspired by 17th- and 18th-century garden follies when she imagined onyx multi-colored Shell Grotto Panel, part of an extraordinary two-panel wallpaper set with a unique hand-painted aesthetic.

Featuring classical architectural forms represented in beautifully detailed seashells, this panel can be cut and configured in countless ways to create a playful, intriguing and thoroughly memorable space.

Each Panel is 365cm H 137cm Wide.