Visual texture without dominating the room scheme is a key benefit of the Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen Tit Willow wallpaper sample. This British design features elegant tree leaf motifs with a nod to Gilbert & Sullivan.
As polite as the common or garden tit, with the understated elegance of the good old-fashioned willow growing by an ancient brook, 'Tit Willow' (with a nod or two to Gilbert & Sullivan) is one of my latest patterns and already feels like a classic.
There's always room in the home for patterns that provide visual texture without dominating the visual conversation of the room scheme. 'Tit Willow' is an aesthetic hard worker, the rhythm section of the Interior Design orchestra.
Composition: 50% Paper, 50% Mixed fibres.
