Just as our “London Chic” series documented wallcovering pattern trends for the last decade, “Chronicle” continues the tradition by bringing you new designs with a classic bent. Hot off the presses are our most current releases—Evora and Velles—which add depth and dimension to the collection.
Evora, with its angular lattice-like geometry and watercolor brushstrokes, has the energy of a modern newsroom. The pattern wields the downtown cool of weathered cement walls, and its offbeat batik-inspired linework provides an alternative to sharper London Chic geometrics like Clerkenwell and Holborn. The neutral tone-on-tone colorways help temper the liveliness of the large-scale design.
In contrast, stylish and functional Velles is a small-scale pattern that resembles finely woven raw silk fabric. Variations in color and texture imitate the unprocessed look of silk noil, enhanced by a woven emboss. Subtle metallic touches suggest the soft shimmer of silk, and the range of soft neutral colorways offers a counterpoint to London Chic’s more luminous and colorful Greenwich. This staple silk-look wallcovering, well suited to hospitality and residential interiors, serves as a foundational piece for the Chronicle collection.
Evora and Velles join plaster-like Truelle, large-scale geometric Kintsugi, and recolored, classic Hammersmith in recent expansions of the Chronicle line.