Introducing Garden City Performance & Volume V Wallcoverings
Our latest collection of wallcoverings, Volume V, is an eclectic mix of patterns that correspond to our Garden City performance fabrics—with patterns Kengeri and Bellary and a new wallcovering-only pattern, Kaveri.
Kengeri is a lush foliage pattern with artwork inspired by traditional
Bhil tribal art. The pattern name comes from a Bangalore neighborhood known as a
serene haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers.
Bhil tribal art. The pattern name comes from a Bangalore neighborhood known as a
serene haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers.
Kengeri originates from Seema’s interactions with Bhil artists.
Bhils are an agricultural tribal community in India; their art is intuitive and
derives from their strong ties to nature.
Bhils are an agricultural tribal community in India; their art is intuitive and
derives from their strong ties to nature.
Bellary is inspired by traditional Indian batik stripes, with a hint of wabi-sabi and an appreciation for asymmetry. It is named after Bellary Road- a major tree-lined road in North Bangalore that is close to Seema’s home in the city.
The water-colored scallops in this pattern ebb and flow like its namesake,
the river Kaveri, which runs through the Southern Indian state of Karnataka.
the river Kaveri, which runs through the Southern Indian state of Karnataka.
TEXTILES
Kengeri – Garden
Kengeri – Lake
Bellary – Indigo
Bellary – Leaf Green
Bellary – Raspberry
Bellary – Teak Brown
WALLCOVERINGS
Kengeri – Garden
Kengeri – Lake
Bellary – Rose Pink
Bellary – Rain
Bellary – Cobblestone
Kaveri – Rose Pink
Kaveri – Rain
