Capturing a sense of motion and lightness, this illustrated version of the playful, ever-present tassel brings a bit of modern boho style to any space. Designed in collaboration with Laundry Studio.
A painted mural in an old hotel bar in San Miguel de Allende was the inspiration for Andanza. Created using a stippling technique, this pattern has a dramatic, yet delicate effect that leaves a lasting impression. Designed in collaboration with Laundry Studio.
An updated interpretation of the elaborate, geometric carvings of the wooden casita doors of San Miguel de Allende, this pattern brings the feeling of these external doors — an indispensable feature of many Colonial Mexican homes — indoors. Designed in collaboration with Laundry Studio.
Talavera mimics a repeating tile floor pattern found in a Mexico City church. Reinterpreted with modern color and scale, this design brings a tile-like appearance to your walls.
Inspired by murals seen around Mexico City, Pajarito captures the circular movement of birds in song, using a stippling technique to infuse a delicate energy and lightness.
Oversized geometric diamonds blend into soft edges and stripes in this not-for-the-timid pattern that was originally inspired by traditional Southwestern textiles before taking on a life of its own.
Traditional Damask goes big in both color and scale. The hand-sketched motif adds unique detailing and gives this wallpaper a distinctly handcrafted feel that complements any decor style.
