Hancock Paper (Blue)

Retail: $850

For Bunny Williams, the natural world is an inexhaustible source of inspiration. At home in Connecticut, the garden she’s cultivated over the course of three decades yields abundant inspiration with every changing season. On her journeys abroad, new ideas sprout from visits to historic gardens, houses, or the local bazaar alike. Travel near and far has inspired her new Arcadia collection of fabrics and wallpapers for Lee Jofa, which melds some of her favorite discoveries and ideas from around the world into one all its own.

DESCRIPTION

Damask patterns have a long and curious history. Originally developed in China on silk, they were later interpreted on Italian looms. Early European versions often incorporated stylized fruits, vegetables and flowers, which later, owing to the efficiency of the jacquard loom and changing tastes, were usually substituted for wildly abstracted acanthus leaves. Bunny’s Hancock paper channels the earlier European style of overt fruits and leaves but in the manner of a handblocked-paper, achieved in this case by varying the opacity of the ink.

Part of Bunny's Arcadia collection for Lee Jofa.

Priced and sold by the 11 yard roll.

Width - 27"
Vertical Repeat - 35.8"
Horizontal Repeat - 27"
Wallcovering Area - 67.5 Square Feet

Dimensions

Width - 27"
Vertical Repeat - 35.8"
Horizontal Repeat - 27"
Wallcovering Area - 67.5 Square Feet