Edward Steed's Towers of Flowers is a playful take on the floral stripe, based on newly created original artwork for the New Yorker Collection. The large-scale stripe is intricately detailed with whimsical flowers and grinning faces, so the pattern invites close inspection and rewards it. It is both fantastical and conversational, a design that brings wit and character to a room.
Made in the United States, it is 69 centimetres wide with a vertical repeat of 60 centimetres and a horizontal repeat of 69 centimetres, sold by the metre from rolls of 9.14 metres. It is spongeable and available in three colourways.
