Lace, the origin of which is contested by some European countries, is widely used in the fashion world since the sixteenth century. Lace was originally weaved by hand only, and today in manufactured by lots of mills worldwide, primarily for the fashion industry. It also has a usage in interior textiles, but it’s surely unusual to see it on wall surfaces.

The pattern developed for Organic is inspired by natural elements. The lace weave creates an uneven effect which recall a bit of a spider net or the look of the soil in some unspoilt dry environments. The fabric is laminated on a colored backing and then over printed with water base inks to empathize the different layers. Colors are matt and neutrals. This environmental friendly wallcovering is fire retardant and stain repellent and seams are invisible.