No Use Crying for Roses When Forests are Burning, Jade tennis using the surface print technique

using the surface print technique for a hand stamped finish

This is installed in the middle of the wall

A nice wallpaper for hip rooms

Abigail’s first wallpaper collection launched in 2011

Enchanted Garden was shown in 2014 at the Zomerexpo (Summer exhibition) at the Gemeentemuseum The Hague

No Use Crying for Roses When Forests are Burning, Jade tennis using the surface print techniqueOverview 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