Ashford is a naive, exuberant design of a flowering plant rising from a painted cachepot, drawn from an original 1930s document. The pattern has a whimsical, almost folk-art quality, and the large-scale repeat—64 centimetres vertically, 138 horizontally—gives it presence on the wall. The design is also available as a fabric.
It is printed in the United States on a generous 137-centimetre width and supplied by the metre, with rolls of just over nine metres. The wallcovering is spongeable and comes in three colourways, making it suitable for bedrooms, sitting rooms and hallways where a cheerful botanical pattern is wanted.
