The brittle beauty of slate just after it splits: dozens of sharp, irregular facets, each catching light differently. Thin lines in charcoal, sage and pale gold fracture and rejoin across an ivory ground, never settling into a grid.

• Fractured line pattern: irregular facets that never repeat
• Ivory ground: light and calm beneath the linework
• Charcoal, sage and pale gold: fine lines that read as etched rather than painted
• Hand-tufted in Jodhpur: lines held fine and flat
• Best placed: beneath a curved bouclé sofa and marble table, under a Georgian cornice or a concrete ceiling