Kentwell is a narrow stripe, drawn fine and set close, so the wall takes on an even vertical grain rather than a pattern that announces itself. Stripes at this scale are the quiet workers of decoration, adding height, order and a faint formality without a single motif.
Printed in the United Kingdom, it serves wherever a room needs structure, behind pictures in a study, above a dado in a hall, wrapping a bedroom in gentle pinstripe. It partners florals and toiles without competing, and in small rooms it does the useful trick of lifting the ceiling.
