The Saints takes the ogee and draws it by hand, so the familiar laurel-wreath motif acquires an irregular, almost sketched quality. The geometry remains but the line wavers just enough to give the pattern life and a mid-century illustrative character. Named for the symbolic immortality of the laurel crown, the design reads as both graphic and gently playful.
Digitally printed in the United States on a fibrous nonwoven ground, it is 69 centimetres wide with a 46-centimetre vertical repeat and a 69-centimetre horizontal repeat. Rolls are 9.14 metres long. The wallcovering is spongeable and available in three colourways.
