Haruki Sisal is a handwoven wallcovering that reads as pure texture, the natural fibres bringing subtle colour variation and irregularity to the surface. It adds dimension and tactile depth to walls without pattern or ornament, the weave itself doing the work.
Made in South Korea from cellulose paper, it is 91 centimetres wide and sold in rolls of 3.656 metres. Vacuum only with a soft brush, and offered in a wide range of colourways.
