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.
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.
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.
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.
