Hexagon Trellis interlocks its hexagons across the wall in an even geometric net, each cell given a faint shadow line that lifts the lattice just off the surface. That small shadow is the design's whole trick: without it the grid would sit flat; with it the trellis appears very slightly dimensional.
Geometrics of this clarity give a room order, and the hexagon repeat is fine enough to read almost as texture from a distance. Halls, studies, bathrooms and dining rooms all take it well. A substantial 335gsm paper, made in the United States.
