Biami Grasscloth||Morinda Ikat

Biami Grasscloth||Morinda IkatIn a composition reminiscent of traditional woven textiles, the Biami pattern began as a piece of artwork in ink and watercolor named for the indigenous Biami people of Papua New Guinea. Look closer and you'll spot an anthropomorphic figure repeated in the design. Biami is available as luxury grasscloth wallpaper, and Morinda Ikat is a rust red colorway.

Alba is a pale colorway of pastels and grey

Designed from original artworks painted by Briana Devoe White

and Indigo Ikat is a blue colorway

A beloved fabric pattern for upholstery and drapes

Light Metal is a colorway of grey and white with hints of golden yellow and red

Multi-color Nyanza includes light aqua

and solitary century plants dotting the landscape and overlooking the deep blue sea comprised a perfect formula for this artistic design

Cerulean is a blue and pink colorway

he strived to create the feeling of a classic Italian villa

with gray hues and soft touches of black

including star formations and galaxies in the night sky

The Hide colorway features pink