Sanderson

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.

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.

Emulating a Japanese Bonsai tree.

This gorgeous wallpaper comes in one colour way. 

This versatile medium scale pattern of woodland berries was inspired by an 18th century treatment sketch from the archive.

Printed on a textural linen-viscose quality fabric this design is suitable for curtains and light upholstery.

An all-over leaf trail of oaks and acorns is embroidered onto a pinstripe jacquard ground using a beautifully chunky cotton thread.

Combining country looks with a classic stripe and chunky matt cotton stitchwork, oaknut is another name for acorn.

This finely detailed trail of stylised flowers is faithfully reinterpreted from an archive document.

Meaning ‘forest clearing’ in Celtic, it’s named after the gardens at Enys, one of the earliest and most progressive in Cornwall.

A pretty, well-spaced design, see if you can spot our charming grasshopper in his countryside home.

Chosen as the 2020 QEST (Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust) Sanderson Design Co. Scholar decorative painter Rachel Spelling has crafted an elegant contemporary wallpaper panel for Sanderson Water Garden. Inspired by nature’s peaceful pleasures in contrast to the chaos of London in lockdown her design draws on the joys of springtime buds early butterflies and a quiet sense of space.

Using a refined and harmonious palette of gently layered pinks, blues and yellows, Rachel’s muted scheme reveals a tranquil horizon that reaches from water to sky. A painted casein distemper ground, breathable and chalky, forms an ethereal backdrop to trailing golden laburnum clusters, which caught Rachel’s eye in the Sanderson archive. Available in one colourway: Soft Jade/Pink Blossom

Stunning Trellis wallpaper 

A botanical themed Damask wallpaper. 

With its mica scales glimmering softly against a translucent painterly ground, the formal, art deco layout of this wallpaper represents a carp’s journey through life.

A subtle texture indicative of rippling water surrounds elegant, outstretched fins.

Chinoiserie Hall is inspired by a beautifully coloured archive wallpaper called Chinese Magpie, believed to be designed by William Turner (1867-1936) and produced by Jeffrey & Co. In this iteration, intricate budgies perch on delicate branches amongst springtime blossom and neat buds.

Inspired by a wallpaper from the archive, Japanese influences feature in this surface printed design that retains a hand block printed look.

An all-over pattern of striped bamboo, hibiscus, hydrangea and wisteria provide a twisting backdrop to perched exotic birds.

Representative of a traditional ikat design, the fine textural effect of this striped wallpaper displays a striking, crisp feel.

Wide width and multidirectional, Ishi’s cloth like detail co-ordinates with its matching fabric.

Once considered a status symbol, this grand fabric design features a finely drawn pineapple motif suited to both contemporary and classic interiors.

Also available is a wallpaper of the same name.