Silk

Refined Lustre. Timeless Elegance.

Silk wallcoverings create an exceptionally refined surface, combining fine textile character with a subtle lustre that responds beautifully to changing light.

Silk has been valued for thousands of years for its softness, appearance and association with fine craftsmanship. Within an interior, its visual depth can create a sophisticated backdrop that feels both restrained and luxurious.

Close-up of a deep indigo silk wallcovering with fine horizontal slubs catching warm bronze tones

Texture, grain, fibre and subtle tonal variation give every natural material its individual character. Samples are the truest way to experience silk in your scheme.

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A Material with History

Silk has a history extending back thousands of years, with its earliest known development associated with ancient China before becoming one of the world’s most highly regarded textile materials.

Its distinctive appearance and fine fibre have given Silk an enduring place within textiles, decorative arts and interior design.

Within wallcovering, those qualities are translated into a surface where textile character, colour and light work together to create a refined material expression.

Light & Surface

One of the defining visual qualities of Silk is the relationship between its surface and the surrounding light.

Rather than appearing completely static, the material can reveal subtle shifts in tone, texture and depth as lighting conditions and viewing angles change.

This interaction gives Silk a distinctive presence across a larger wall while allowing the underlying textile character to remain visible at closer range.

Rolled silk wallcoverings in deep brown, olive and wine tones with copper flecks catching the light

Colour Through Texture

Colour takes on a different quality when experienced through a textile surface.

Across Silk, the relationship between fibre, construction and light can give deeper tones a rich sense of depth while allowing quieter colours to remain nuanced and material-led.

The result is a surface where colour is experienced alongside texture rather than independently from it.

Close-up of a sage-green silk wallcovering with pale horizontal slub threads

Close-up of a deep blue silk wallcovering with fine white slub threads across the weave

Taupe silk wallcovering with fine horizontal slubs and copper flecks behind a dark vase and dried flowers, crossed by soft shadow

Designed for Refined Interiors

Silk can create a sophisticated backdrop where materiality is intended to play a quiet but important role within the wider interior.

Whether used to introduce subtle texture or a stronger depth of colour, its textile character allows the wall surface to contribute to the atmosphere of a space without relying on pronounced pattern.

Silk in Motion

Texture in Changing Light.

Movement provides another perspective on Silk, revealing how its textile surface, colour and visual depth respond as the material is viewed from different angles.

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