Osborne & Little | Ninotchka

Ninotchka runs a narrow vertical stripe composed of tiny mosaics, each band built from small tesserae rather than solid colour. It is named after Greta Garbo's 1939 film, in which she played a Soviet spy in Paris in a rare comedy role, and the design has something of that film's polish.

The mosaic construction gives the stripe texture and glint that a flat stripe lacks. It suits bathrooms, halls, dressing rooms and bedrooms, brings height with a jewelled fineness, and pairs readily with plains. A 150gsm paper, made in the United Kingdom.