Schumacher | Tortola Linen Paperweave

Tortola Linen Paperweave sets a diamond lattice into a woven wallcovering, the geometry formed by the interlacing of linen and paper rather than printed on the surface. The pattern has a handmade, textural quality that shifts subtly with the light, and the single natural colourway keeps the focus on the weave itself.

It is woven in South Korea, 135 centimetres wide, with a vertical repeat of 33 centimetres and a horizontal repeat of 37 centimetres. Sold by the metre from rolls of 7.312 metres, the wallcovering is washable. The jacquard construction and generous width suit larger walls where the diamond can establish a rhythm across the room.