Paying homage to Boston's iconic, and controversial, Hurley Building, designed by renowned architect Paul Rudolph, this wallcovering adapts the look of his signature material: corduroy concrete. Like this rough-hewn fluted stone, common in Brutalist architecture, Hurley has a visceral approach, with dense use of color and texture and evidence of aging. Each colorway is flooded with multiple tones and complemented by an intricate distressed texture. Luminous metallic streaks inject a striking contrast giving the design a modern edge.