Abstract Ikat Sisal is a rhythmic broken-stripe wallpaper with the subtle striations of a warp-printed fabric, its small-scale pattern of dots and dashes reading as texture rather than decoration. The design creates a quiet, versatile background that recedes behind furniture and art without disappearing altogether.
Printed in the United States, it is 86 centimetres wide with a 46-centimetre vertical repeat and an 86-centimetre horizontal repeat, sold by the metre from rolls of 7.312 metres. Vacuum only with a soft brush. Available in three colourways, it suits walls where pattern is wanted but insistence is not.
