Babel is all about the emboss. The small circular motif evokes raindrops or strings of small pearls. Available in eleven neutrals, the wallcovering pattern minimal and linear- its repeat emphasizing a subtle architectural effect. Colors such as Penny, a subtle copper, and Pool, a deep teal, are welcome additions to the neutral selection for walls.

A continuation of naturally-inspired design, Hive alludes to hexagonal, prismatic patterning found in honeycomb. The small-scale pattern has a subtle, washed ground and reads as an overall texture.

Prefab reads like a woven with its subtle stripe effect and a burlap texture emboss. A marriage of print and emboss, the wallcovering has a subtle metallic stripe overlay that creates depth and dimension while the emboss provides additional textural element. A Type II wallcovering, Prefab is available in eleven colorways and is useable in a variety of interiors.

Stance, a suiting-inspired wallcovering, has a deep, small-scale herringbone emboss. The tip-printed pearl effect enhances the emboss, adding dimension and emphasizing the surface texture.

An architectural emboss that plays with peaks and valleys in a subtle, textural pattern. With a range of soft light neutrals to deeper, more saturated dark colorways, Slant strikes the balance of solid and texture between matte and shine. Versatile and dynamic, this pattern will bring a well-suited texture to any contract environment.

Spark translates the feel of natural fibers into the performance of a vinyl wallcovering. A rippling, water-like emboss creates a sense of organic movement—patterning found in undulating waves or in the texture of tree bark.

Ossetra offers a luxe grasscloth texture with a metallic sheen. Ossetra’s subtle metallic print enhances depth and elevates its basket weave texture, making it a luxurious option for contract environments.

Crisp and classic, Denim is a matte textured linen featuring an understated two-tone effect. Perfectly suited for corporate environments.

Ludlow references urban landscapes such as New York City’s Lower East Side, home to the eponymous Ludlow Street. The background of distressed texture recalls the patina of lived-in spaces, the easily overlooked everyday surfaces of the urban environment: building façades, stone walls, and concrete floors. In the foreground, bold architectural lines delineated in accent colors add an overall sense of structure. Sophisticated and understated, Ludlow is particularly suited to hospitality and corporate settings. Available in four colorways.

Tacit offers shagreen with a flash, addressing the need for simple but luxurious textures that mimic the appearance of natural materials. Tacit is printed on a mylar substrate to boost the reflective quality even further. The range of metallic effects within the color palette of refined neutrals makes Tacit ideal for a variety of hospitality environments

Black Marble top enhanced with protective sealer for additional stain resistance

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