Tortola Paperweave sets a diamond lattice into a woven ground, the pattern emerging through the interlacing of the fibres rather than printed onto the surface. The geometry is precise but the material softens it, so the effect is both structured and tactile, shifting between handsome and pretty depending on the colour chosen.
Woven in South Korea, it is 135 centimetres wide with a vertical repeat of 33 centimetres and a horizontal repeat of 37 centimetres, sold by the metre from 7.312-metre rolls. It should be vacuumed only with a soft brush. Available in five colourways, it suits walls where a woven texture is wanted.
