Mini Moderns have a thing about mid-century architecture, and their obsession has been greatly indulged on visits to places like Silverlake and Key West. A detail that American buildings of the fifties and sixties employ to great effect is the decorative concrete block - and this humble construction material is the source of inspiration for this design. Inspired by sun screens in Asia, their decorative open structure filters out harsh sunlight whilst allowing the breeze to circulate. Printed on a luxurious mica base, these geometric beauties are tessellated at full scale, giving this wallpaper a stunning trompe-loeil effect. Actual pattern repeat is 26.5cm