Diamond Point (a new wallcovering design)

Dimond Point - home office mock-up; R Williamson; digital wallcovering pattern; 11/24

Imagine a 4 sided pyramid and you're looking straight down on the apex point, that is the new Diamond Point pattern. The design includes a hint of pocked, cratered surface texture as found in rough stone. Similar to the earlier suite of ‘Via Roma’, this design is in part inspired by old patterns of specialized masonry, in particular one of the rustic styles of ‘Bugnato’, popularly used on the facades of some large imposing palaces in renaissance Italy. An example of Diamond Point is seen in the photo below by Di Lungonleno, (source: Wikipedia).

Available in 6 monochromatic colorways, all named after rock types: pitchstone, sandstone, limestone, perlite, pumice and basalt. Available soon on GreenScenes, a turnkey wallcovering start-up that incudes an installation service. Found under their GreenScenes Collection tab as a geometric pattern.

Di Lungoleno, CC BY-SA 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=74368183