Huntly is a trellis with a diamond stud at its centre, the repeating framework given a small, definite anchor at every crossing so the wall carries both structure and punctuation. It is named after Huntly Castle, a magnificent ruin with a twelfth-century motte.
It is made in the United Kingdom. Studded trellis papers are natural organisers of a room, halls, studies, cloakrooms and bedrooms all take them well, and the small central motif keeps the geometry from feeling austere. It pairs easily with florals and plains from the wider collection, and hangs as happily in cottages as in townhouses.
