Rooted in the architectural language of ancient Greece and Rome, each surface reinterprets that legacy through raw fibre and handwork, bound by a shared devotion to material honesty.
Veranda is a handcrafted wallcovering built from an organic blend of banana bark and raffia, left close to their natural form to preserve the irregularity of the raw fibre.
Each strand is handwoven and hand-dyed, absorbing colour unevenly across the fibre so that no two panels read exactly alike. The result is a richly dimensional surface with a tactile, almost sculptural quality, where light catches the uneven grain of the weave across a warm range of earthy, natural tones.
Veranda favours texture over pattern — an interplay of raw material and craft that rewards close, unhurried attention.
Corso
Corso pairs a black warp with richly coloured grasscloth, forming an organic, irregular pattern set over a luminous metallic backing.
The finely woven texture sits at the surface, while a luminous metallic ground beneath lends Corso its defining depth. As light moves across the wall, an understated radiance rises through the weave, revealing a quiet interplay between raw material and refined sheen.
Offered across a range of deep, saturated hues, Corso brings dimension and warmth to a wall without ever feeling overstated.
Olympus
Olympus takes its cue from mineral-rich stone, built from horizontal strips of hand-dyed banana bark handwoven together with crushed abalone and capiz shell.
The matte character of the banana bark grounds the design, while the abalone and capiz introduce an opulent, light-catching shimmer that moves across the surface as the eye travels.
Every fibre and shell fragment is hand-dyed, cut and woven individually, giving Olympus a tactile depth that spans quiet neutrals to deeper, more dramatic tones.
Olympus is a wallcovering built on contrast — matte against luminous, raw against refined.
Together, Veranda, Corso and Olympus illustrate the breadth of expression within a single material tradition.
Natural woven remains one of the oldest ways to bring texture and depth to a wall. Each of these three wallcoverings approaches that craft from a different angle: through raw fibre, metallic undertone or shell inlay.
Available now as part of the Facade Collection, all three continue Innovations’ ongoing exploration of how ancient material traditions can be carried into the modern interior.
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