Carnival Palm Fault Wallpaper by Stuart Rodgers

£175.00

The colours of Carnival remember the neon brights and ultraviolet lights of the eighties. The energised and over the top decade didn't dissapoint when it came to the use of bright tones and whether we wore it, drove it or even ate it, colour made it better. Carnival is a dancefloor, a celebration of glowing colour, electric dreams and future so bright we had to wear shades.

Colourway INKY BLUE/YELLOW/PINK

Width - 52CM trimmed for butt joining at edge

Roll Length - 10 METRES

Repeat - 146cm

Match - 3/4 DROP

Application Method PASTE THE WALL

Substrate NON WOVEN

Finish - METALLIC

Printing DIGITALLY

Printed in the UK on high-grade 180gsm coated wallpaper with metallic finish on non-woven backing.

Fire Certification - EN13501-1 + A1:209

DELIVERY - This wallpaper is printed to order so please allow up to 21 days for delivery however we will endeavour to get it to you as soon as possible. If you would like a more accurate delivery timescale please do get in touch and we'd be happy to help.

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This wallpaper is part of 'Unseen Futures' collection, which draws from the late 20^th century and a love of all things post-modern. Colourways begin in the Mid Century with Suburban, Modern and Moonlight, travel through to the 1970’s with Orange, Twilight and Sky and arrive firmly in the 1980’s with Memphis, Carnival and Urban.

An imperfect isometric grid forms the structure of this pattern family. The Block motif offers an undisturbed rhythm of pattern with the illusion of depth. Fault has a folded motif in every repeat, a nod the occasion graphic stutter behind 1980’s virtual host Max Headroom. Fault and Block repeat seamlessly into each other should the folded motif be too frequent.

Palm rejects the formality of the grid with a layered foliage motif to preserve the idea of depth. A rich and lush pattern, Palm is an interpretation of the houseplants of the 1970’s. Palm Fault creates the bridge between the two grid motifs with the great contrast between informal foliage and rigid graphic repeat being its strength. Both designs with the Palm motif work beautifully on their own or a bold stripe can be created with alternate drops of Palm and Palm Fault.