SILK STRIPE BORDER II By C.F.A Voysey langelid Contrasting color palettes subtly juxtapose

Contrasting color palettes subtly juxtapose textured decay with bold graphics for a more traditional take on this bold and timeless pattern

The large scale shapes combined with the specific dots creates a contemporary pattern but yet reminding of the abstract style of the 60s

lace and straps from grandma’s needle box decorate this cheerful wallpaper

rhythmic pattern to walls

Black and pale teal illustration on a dark teal background

SILK STRIPE BORDER II By C.F.A Voysey langelid Contrasting color palettes subtly juxtaposeOverview This border is based on a 1918 design by Voysey for a striped woven silk. Silk has its origins in ancient China, where it was kept a precious secret until being smuggled out and revealed to the world as a luxurious commodity. Its opulence is thanks to its unique luster: when it catches the light, natural strands in the material are highlighted. We like to think of wallpaper borders as the highlights you find in paintings, where the lightest