Sanderson

Like the cross section of a truffle, this archive design is made from lines of pin dots on a spotted ground.

A lovely mix of texture and tone, use as a coordinate to the entire Sanderson range.

Like the cross section of a truffle, this archive design is made from lines of pin dots on a spotted ground.

Displaying a lovely mix of texture and tone, use as a coordinate to the entire Sanderson range.

This wonderfully soft cotton velvet with jacquard weft detail was designed in the Sanderson studio. Its durable and an excellent choice for upholstery, with a forest of gingko and bonsai trees creating a stunning treetop canopy.

Pagoda River is a very early design from the Eton Rural collections of the 1910s.

This beautifully painted tropical trail evokes the feeling of Amazonian jungles with hummingbirds and exotic flora.

This fantastical version of a tree of life is also available as wallpaper.

The unusually named sessile leaf is where a leaf blade connects directly to a plant’s stem, as would be the case in our oak leaf motif.

With a screen printed appearance and hand crafted look, stylised leaves are placed to create a contemporary stripe effect on an archive inspired spotted ground.

This stunning tree of life fabric is adorned with decorative patterned leaves and flowers.

A large-scale design printed on 100% linen, it has been produced to look like the original block print housed in the Sanderson archive.

Beautiful and richly coloured, Chinoiserie Hall is inspired by an archive wallpaper called Chinese Magpie, believed to be designed by William Turner (1867-1936) and produced by Jeffrey & Co.

In our interpretation, intricate budgies, stitched/ Embroidered in viscose to achieve a subtle iridescence, perch on delicate branches amongst springtime blossom and neat buds.

Watercolour brushstrokes and a variety of great British trees emulate the undulating landscape of the countryside at its best on this evocative wallpaper design. Use as a focal point in an otherwise neutral scheme. A fabric of the same name is available.

Opaque inks and a hand blocked look give Palm House from Sanderson an almost layered appearance as if the palms are brought to life and gently swaying in the breeze.

A smart useable wallpaper for a variety of living spaces, Fan Palm from Sanderson creates an elegant silhouette shape with fine line work bringing a subtle textural look. Metallic inks offset with the Linen, Charcoal and Rhodera colourways to dramatic effect.

A great La palma Alternative 

With a lovely drape and elegant handle, this tightly embroidered and beautifully stitched repeating motif of decorative flowers is perfect for curtains, blinds and occasional upholstery.

This beautifully accurate interpretation of a marshland scene sees kingfishers swooping between tall grasses and elegant Iris stems interspersed with bees butterflies and emperor dragonflies.

Printed on either a satin or cotton cloth and hand drawn in watercolour. Available in three colourways: Teal/Amber Azure/Linen and Navy/Teal

Beautifully hand painted in the Sanderson studio, these plump berries look good enough to eat.

Sharing the family name for raspberries and blackberries, this pretty, woodland inspired wallpaper brings the outdoors in, making it an ideal choice for garden rooms. A coordinating fabric is available.

This delicate, large-scale floral trail wallpaper depicts intertwining mognolias and pomegranites with the occasional bird nestled on the branches and is printed on softly coloured textured grounds.

A hand painted celebration of English woodland interpreted into a fresh botanical scene, this stylised fabric is a gorgeous representation of layered trees, intricate flowers and delicate wildlife.

A magical interpretation of an age old woodland scene, Forest of Dean is created from hand guided crewel embroidery on beautiful 100% linen.

Raised stitching and matt thread adds to the design’s naïve aesthetic of deer, ferns and butterflies.

Inspired by a beautiful, painted silk, this wallpaper was designed in the Sanderson studio. Telling a story of English water gardens, Emperor ducks, characterful frogs and regal koi carp pair with irises and roses to recreate the spirit of the 1930s.

A great cost effective alternative to Schumacher Lotus Garden. 

Inspired by a Chinese embroidery made towards the end of the 19th century, this popular 1930’s design would’ve been imported from east to west when its cheerful style was first in vogue. Surface printing captures a decorative, hand printed look on a lovely chalky ground.

An unusual interpretation of long-stemmed lotus leaves reaching skyward, hand drawn by the Sanderson studio.

Representing the delicate foliage found amongst traditional water garden ponds, gravure inks add to the design’s tonality and fluid hand.

The copper colourway is indicative of the art deco period, subtly shimmering against a dark ground.

This intricately woven decorative jacquard fabric was inspired by an Uzbekistani suzani from the Sanderson archive. The handcrafted feel of the original textile has been beautifully captured and shown here in two new colourways.

Sharing a bird’s eye view of the jungle canopy surrounded by orchids, foliage and feathers, this fabulous design from the Sanderson archive has been painted with pencil and watercolour in a more botanical style whilst retaining its key elements.

A truly stunning representation of exotic fruits inspired by damask influences and botanical drawing, Cantaloupe is a wide-with wallpaper with a wonderfully contemporary look.

A hand printed textural effect adorns the design’s chalky opaque ground and a beautiful metallic shimmer features across the Bastille and Mudstone colourways.

Inspired by a document in the Sanderson archive titled ‘Animal Kingdom’, Pamir Garden is a fantastical fabric that reflects the 1970’s fashion for exotic patterns and global cultures.

Representative of a Persian garden, this oasis scene of floral sprigs, stylised trees, tigers and antelopes, has been repainted in a fresco style with a crackle glaze effect in the ground to give a time-worn look.

A popular botanical subject, Fernery is a beautifully painted design depicting a variety of fern species - printed on crisp 100% cotton, with the exception the Olive colourway which is printed on natural linen.

Taken from a Sanderson archive document of 1971 and repainted in watercolour, this all-over design celebrates the bold masculinity of the exotic King Protea flower.

Very Rose and Peony - Adapted and enlarged from an original textile artwork, this archive inspired fabric is layered with the most dramatic of floral blooms. Choose from Multi’s clean, confident colours or the strong contemporary feel of Kingfisher/Rowan Berry and Wild Plum, printed on a luxurious velvet.

Check Base cloth.

Adding a vintage feel to any room, this linen-blend fabric design was taken from a 1937 archive document and is digitally printed to capture the array of colours, overprints and textures of the original block print. Ideal for large expanses of curtains and blinds.

A bold, tree of life linen or velvet fabric design with exuberant trailing flora and fauna in subtle colourways. Team with the wallpaper of the same name in living rooms and bedrooms.

Please double check if you prefer Velvet or Linen base cloth. 

A hand painted celebration of English woodland, interpreted into a fresh botanical scene, this stylised 3m panel is a gorgeous representation of layered trees, intricate flowers and delicate wildlife.

From woodpeckers to toadstools and butterflies, this uplifting scene comes in three season inspired colourways.

Taking its name from Robin’s Wood, an area of diverse flora, fauna and ancient woodland thought to date back to after the last ice age, this all-over design of oak and sycamore leaves is inspired by an archive document.

Displaying a chalky, handmade appearance, this multicoloured wallpaper captures the beauty of surface printing, with its choice of three colourways alluding to the changing seasons.

Meandering across a valley floor and surrounded by tall trees, Oxbow is a stylised river design with a chalky, surface printed appearance.

A wonderfully adaptable wallpaper, it’s available in three versatile colourways.

An enchanting interpretation of an age old woodland scene, Forest of Dean is surface printed for an authentically chalky and hand crafted look.

Naively painted deer, ferns and butterflies add to this wallpaper’s charming aesthetic and the Midnight colourway, with striking jewel colours, introduces a slightly contemporary feel.

This beautiful archival floral trail of rambling woodland flowers is named after Kent’s Dallimore Valley.

Coloured to sit across the entire Sanderson Arboretum collection, intricate dot detail harks back to the design’s block printed origins.

Trails of horse chestnut blossom have been painted in watercolour with pencil detailing creating a modern interpretation to a traditional floral wallpaper.

Named after a pomegranate’s delicious jewel coloured treasures, our trailing garden design features stylised flowers, a friendly grasshopper, beetles and a crested tit.

This impressionist scene of ancient trees and arched, bowing branches, creates a dense canopy, drawing the eye towards a secluded glade.

Offering a beautiful feeling of perspective and depth, age old woodlands represent longevity, life, growth and strength.

Surface printed for a lovely chalky appearance and coloured to represent the seasons, use this diverse wallpaper to layer up for a maximalist look or go natural to create a countryside feel.

Unfurling across a subtly textural ground, traditional ferns, the mainstay of so many of our forest floors, emerge and uncoil to create a wonderfully versatile printed fabric.

A fantastic coordinate, use for armchairs, cushions and layers.