Rectangular forms stack and scatter in arrangements suggesting construction toy logic. Bilt translates children's building blocks into two-dimensional pattern where primary colours and varied scales create compositional rhythm through apparent randomness.
The pattern depicts blocks in multiple dimensions—some appearing as single units, others as assembled groups, creating illusion of depth through perspective and overlap. Primary and secondary colours dominate: red, blue, yellow, green, orange recalling classic wooden or plastic construction toy palettes. Block sizes vary within controlled range, preventing monotonous uniformity whilst maintaining visual cohesion. The arrangement reads as deliberately casual—blocks appearing scattered or mid-construction—yet underlying grid structure prevents actual chaos. This aesthetic references childhood play spaces and educational toy design where colour coding and geometric form support developmental learning translated here into decorative application.
Printed in Cornwall with precise colour boundaries maintaining the crisp edges essential to block-based geometric patterns.
Bilt suits children's rooms, playrooms, nurseries where toy-inspired themes feel developmentally appropriate and visually stimulating. The bright primary colours and playful composition create energetic environments suited to active spaces rather than calm sleeping zones. Scale remains moderate, suitable for smaller rooms without overwhelming intimate spaces. Works alongside toy storage, play furniture, primary-coloured textiles reinforcing the childhood construction theme. The pattern's inherent cheerfulness suits spaces embracing colour without restraint.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Width: 75cm per roll
- Length: 7 metres
- Pattern alignment: Straight match
- Repeat: Moderate vertical repeat
- Installation: Butt joint
CARE: Wipe clean with damp cloth; the busy multicolour pattern conceals marks from active play spaces.
BRING THIS HOME Where toy blocks become pattern, walls remember construction without the inevitable toppling crash.
