Cole & Son - Geometric - Facet
$498.00
A large repeatable panel. This geometric pattern features a graphic optical design with a subtle hand drawn edge. Available as two colorways, monochrome blues or greys. Multiple panels can be repeated around a room.
See Cole & Son's Geometric Collection here.
- Made in England by Cole & Son
- Roll size: W 71” x L 3.3 yards
- Vertical repeat: 9.8'
- Pattern match: Repeatable
- 4 drops per panel, each drop 17.7"
- Ships from England in 1 - 4 weeks
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