A Leopard Never Changes Its Spots, Blue

Overview
Introducing ‘A Leopard Never Changes His Spots’ – a design that speaks to the bold and adventurous. In the heart of interior design wisdom, there’s a vibrant tale told by “A Leopard Never Changes His Spots” wallpaper. It’s a joyful rebellion against fleeting trends.

This playful wallpaper is your partner in sustainability, declaring that true style transcends fads. Inspired by the wisdom that a leopard’s spots endure, it promises a bold and timeless charm, making it a delightful haven for the young and the young at heart. So, let your space dance to its own tune, as this wallpaper whispers: Be bold, be joyful, and never worry about going out of style. Available in subtle shades of green and blue, this wallpaper creates an enchanting backdrop for any space, inviting everyone to explore the wilder side of decor

Measurements
• Each roll is 20.5” wide x 11 yards long
• Repeat: 10.2″ w x 7″ l, straight match

Additional Notes
• Printed to order, 2-4 week lead time.
• This is a paste the wall product, non-woven material
• FSC Certified and printed with fade proof, environmentally friendly inks. They are made in the UK using Britain’s finest digital wallpaper manufacturer helping to reduce our carbon footprint. 

Color Description
Multi-colored illustration on a soft white background 

Additional Info
All Annika Reed designs begin with a sketchbook and pen. She refines, then hand draws the images onto a piece of Asian wood, where she carves them according to the age-old practices she learned while doing a residency at the University of Shanghai in China, in 2006.

While in China she worked alongside masters in woodblock printing and developed her unique style. Traditional woodcuts are printed from separate blocks, one created for each color. she works differently, carving away each color, one at a time, and uses the same block to print all the layers of her designs. It takes at least a month to complete a full series of carvings and color layers. This process of wood carving and painting in layers produces uniquely rich, layered, painterly prints. All designs are printed by hand in her studio in London using non-toxic techniques. Ink is rolled onto the wood and printed over the previous layer. Some designs only need one color, others require several.