Black and ivory wallpaper with concentric jagged rose motifs and dense zigzag linework

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Kirkby Design

Jagged Roses Wallcovering Monochrome

Kirkby Design X Eley Kishimoto Edition Ii Wallcovering Wallpaper

Jagged Roses Wallcovering Monochrome combines an ivory ground with tightly drawn black rosettes, each built from pointed, zigzagging concentric lines. The result is a striking all-over design with a distinctly graphic presence.

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About this fabric

The large-scale repeat is formed from overlapping rose-like spirals, angular petals and irregular saw-tooth outlines in dense black against warm ivory. Its strong contrast makes the motifs read clearly across the surface, while the broken edges and varied line weights give the pattern a lively, hand-drawn feel. The monochrome palette keeps the busy design focused and architectural rather than colourful. Catalogued as wallpaper, it is suited to creating a visually assertive wall covering.

How to use it

Use this black-and-ivory colourway on a feature wall where its sharp contrast can stand clear, pairing it with plain ivory upholstery and black or charcoal accents. In a smaller room, the dense repeat can create an enveloping graphic backdrop.

Use this high-contrast monochrome wallcovering to give a room a bold, graphic focal point.

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

Charleston Gray

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To stand against it

Incarnadine

Farrow & Ball · #9b4546

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