No Use Crying for Roses When Forests are Burning, Cardamom thorns The lively texture of elephant

The lively texture of elephant skin is distinct and rhythmic

A pattern inspired by nature and its irregular design language

This cascading abstract pattern originated from cut out paper shapes and keeps all elements pure and undecorated

• 59" wide x 1 meter (1

black and grey abstract illustration

No Use Crying for Roses When Forests are Burning, Cardamom thorns The lively texture of elephantOverview Inspired by traditions ranging from the Arts & Craft movement through to Venetian Rococo and Babylonian frescoes, the maximalist No Use Crying For Roses wallpaper uses toned stripes to create a formal structure from a lush medley of oil painted florals. Rendered in the colours of the earth and evening No Use Crying For Roses is a floral wallpaper to bring intensity and drama into a room. Born in London to Norwegian parents, Magnus Gjoen grew