Cole & Son Martyn Lawrence Bullard Bahia Wallpaper Mural

Bahia takes its name from the Bahia Palace in Marrakesh, translating its drawn and painted fretwork and lace-like masonry into a single, elaborate doorway motif, the kind of ornamental detail that wouldn't look out of place in the Durbar Room at Osborne House, Queen Victoria's own take on Indian-influenced design.

The linework is fine and architectural rather than decorative for its own sake, closer to a study of stonework than a repeating pattern, which gives it real presence as a single, considered feature.

Bahia can be hung as a single panel on its own, or run side by side for a continuous, more immersive effect across a larger wall. It pairs naturally with Cole & Son's Jali Trellis wallpaper as a coordinating design.

Features:

• Design draws on the fretwork and masonry of Bahia Palace, Marrakesh
• Fine, architectural linework rather than a repeating pattern
• Can be hung as a single panel or run side by side for a continuous scene
• Coordinates with Cole & Son's Jali Trellis wallpaper
• Sold by the panel
• Ask our team about our professional wallpaper installation service

Specifications:

• Width: 68.5 cm
• Length: 10.2 metres
• Pattern match: Straight
• Wallpaper mural 

Bahia turns a doorway motif into the focal point of the room.