Intarsia takes its name from a type of inlay similar to marquetry, and builds its pattern accordingly: slim rectangles set in sequence to form subtle vertical louvred stripes, each piece reading as a sliver of laid-in material. The wall gains the crafted, fitted quality of good joinery.
The louvred rhythm gives height and a fine, even texture that stays quiet at room distance. It suits studies, halls, dining rooms and bedrooms, pairs naturally with timber and cane, and makes an orderly ground for pictures. Made in the United Kingdom.
