Wilhelm is a small-scale woven scallop with a distinctly mid-century character, the pattern built from three colours that interlock to form a tight, repeating geometry. The repeat is compact—four centimetres in both directions—so the scallop reads as an allover texture rather than a dominant motif, and the cloth pulls together disparate elements in a room without asserting itself.
Woven in India from pure cotton, it is 132 centimetres wide and dry cleaning is recommended. The cloth is exceptionally hardwearing and suits upholstery and cushions in regular domestic use, and is available in three colourways.
