Absence of Roses Moire Wallpaper by Cole & Son Product Ref: 130/3007

Absence of Roses is a print synonymous with the Vivienne Westwood house, first seen as an illustrative rose motif in the Spring Summer 1994 Gold Label Cafe Society collection. The Roses print was originally inspired by painter and botanist to Marie Antoinette, Pierre-Joseph Redoute and later seen as a silhouette print in the Absence of Roses iteration. For the Cole & Son x Vivienne Westwood collection, the Absence of Roses print features the classic Cole & Son Moiré as its ground, giving the wallpaper a depth, movement and rich heritage associated with that of a Westwood gown. Shown here in the Pewter colourway.