Introducing Misselthwaite wallpaper at ICFF, New York Design Week 

Bring the enchantment and mystery of an ancient garden into your home, with a stunning new wallpaper design, Misselthwaite from Abigail Edwards, depicting the gnarled and imperfect beauty of age-old vines.

This digitally printed wallpaper, made using ECO non-woven paper is created from a hand drawn charcoal and pencil design by Abigail, to evoke a sense of discovery: a hidden garden where ungoverned nature has gently reclaimed its sacred space and botanical beauty entwines with Gothic undertones.

Misselthwaite is available in three colourways: Charcoal, Mist and Forest.
 

About ECO non-woven wallpaper:
ECO non-woven wallpaper is good news for the environment because it is made from 79% renewable raw materials. The PET (polyethylene) fibres, which are traditionally oil-based, have been replaced with renewable PLA (plant based) fibres, meaning that it can be recycled or composted. PLA fibres produce approximately 30% less greenhouse gases during the manufacturing process compared with PET fibres.

Abigail says:
'I worked on this charcoal and pencil drawing over many months. It is inspired by the eerie mystery and strength of nature taking over and of course the locked-up secret garden of Frances Hodgson-Burnett's classic story, The Secret Garden.

I have strayed away from traditional printing methods this time, to keep the shades and tones of the original sketch in this digitally printed wallpaper.'

Booth 1536, ICFF, Javits Center, New York
May 21- 23