Osborne & Little | Zirconia

Zirconia arranges contrasting triangles into a diamond formation, a crisp geometry that takes its name from cubic zirconia, the synthetic gemstone. The triangles meet point to point, so the wall reads as a field of faceted diamonds, each one split by light and shade.

Faceted geometrics of this kind give a wall energy and structure at once, and the diamond grid keeps the movement orderly. It suits halls, studies, cloakrooms and dining rooms, and works particularly well in rooms with clean-lined furniture that can meet its precision. Made in the United Kingdom.