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Autumn Winter '26

This collection brings us closer than ever to our core and to the origin of our name: walls that talk.

Romantic florals meet restless scratches and constructed lines. Soft pastels interact with deeper, grounded base tones, where romanticism plays against a streetwise edge.

Beauty reveals itself everywhere. On the walls of abandoned places, where traces of once-lively conversations remain. In wallpapers that loosen, curl and begin their descent into history.

In tiles from animated neighbourhoods, now forming the starting point of the new winter collection.

Almanac

Almanac captures Hong Kong in layers: faded calendars, florals, lucky symbols, typography and forgotten fragments. A dense, hypnotic collision of colour and memory, translated into a textile that rewards every closer look.

Scratch

A wall that looks like an overflowing notebook. Found in a narrow Hong Kong alley, this dense composition brings together animals, temples, flowers, faces and fragments of everyday life in one wonderfully chaotic drawing.

Decay

Peeling wallpaper, faded florals and layers of time. Found in an abandoned house in Poperinge, this weathered interior caught our eye with its quiet beauty.

Creek

Deer emerging from charcoal strokes, faded blue-grey tones and soft shadows. Found inside De Studio in Antwerp, this mural balances something delicate with something distinctly raw.

Clara Decay Flower, Ela Scratch, Zoé Birdwatcher Fray

Ela Decay, Clara Embroidered Off-White

Fray

Fabric, wallpaper and time slowly collapsing into one another. Found in the same abandoned house in Poperinge as DECAY, this image finds beauty in frayed edges, faded florals and layers coming apart.

Frost

Near Sesimbra, a forgotten tiled pillar caught our eye: cracked grids, faded pigments and missing fragments transformed by sun, wind and salt into a quiet study in colour, texture and geometry.

Clover

Black and white pushed far beyond moderation. Found in Bordeaux, this interior turns sharp geometry, oversized clover shapes and endless repetition into something almost impossible to look away from.

Felix

A floral still life that clearly has no interest in behaving. Found inside a store in Copenhagen that has since disappeared, this vivid composition mixes bright flowers, dripping paint and a vase covered in black cats.

Cane

A swan, a pale sun and faded turquoise water, quietly surviving beside the docks of Antwerp. Found at the Eilandje, this weathered panel turns an ordinary harbour surface into a little dreamscape.