Mayla Damask is a printed wallcovering that borrows the structure of a woven damask, the pattern laid down in ink rather than thread. The result is a design that carries the formality of a jacquard but with the freedom of colour and detail that printing allows. The repeat is mid-sized, so the motif reads clearly without dominating.
Printed in India, it is 69 centimetres wide with a 34-centimetre vertical repeat, sold by the roll at just over four metres per roll. The surface is washable. Three colourways are available.
