Graphite wallpaper with pale blue, cream and olive-gold narrow vertical stripes

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Harlequin

Spectro Stripe Wide Width Litchen/Graphite

Momentum Wallcoverings Volume 5 WallpaperHAW0138-03

Spectro Stripe Wide Width in Litchen/Graphite combines cool graphite and pale blue vertical lines with slim olive-gold and cream accents. In close view, the stripes have a finely articulated, dash-like surface that gives the colourway depth without making it feel busy.

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About this fabric

This Harlequin wallpaper has a useable width of 68.6 cm and a standard length of 10.05 m. Its narrow vertical stripe repeats every 0.6 cm vertically, with no horizontal pattern repeat, creating a tightly ordered linear field. The Litchen/Graphite colourway is led by soft graphite and silvery grey, while muted olive-gold, pale blue and cream lines introduce restrained warmth and cool contrast. At 319 gsm, the close-up image reads as a substantial wallcovering with clearly defined fine-scale striping rather than a broad decorative motif.

How to use it

Use it across a full wall where the graphite and blue-grey tones can create a calm, architectural backdrop; pick up the olive-gold lines with aged brass, warm timber or muted ochre accents.

Use the cool graphite and pale blue stripes to add quiet structure, with olive-gold accents bringing warmth.

Paint that goes with it

Two ways to take the room. Both colours are from houses we hold, so a pot can come off the same order as the cloth. Screens shift colour, so treat these as a direction and bring the cloth to the shelf before you buy the paint.

To sit quietly behind it

Elephant Grey

Zoffany · #9f9f95

To stand against it

Vine Black

Zoffany · #3e3e40

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