Harnessing the rainbow of colours that converge at Souk Semmarine in Marrakech — the rows of vibrantly dyed babouches, the kaleidoscope of spices — and in a playful nod to the abstract shapes that emerge from traditional Moroccan weaving techniques, Ziggy amplifies the bright side of this collection. Printed on a wallpaper that resembles coarsely woven linen, this whimsical wallcovering’s pattern was originally created with cuts of construction paper that were glued to the ground. Softened geometrics materialised, some that appear imperfectly perfect courtesy of the hand-cuts.