Wallpaper

For Morris, tapestry was the highest form of decorative art. Inspired in part by J. H. Dearles The Brook Tapestry and the friezes that sit beneath the Holy Grail Tapestries, this wide-width wallpaper design recreates the crispness and beautiful detail of medieval tapestries.

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An intricate background pattern of hawthorn leaves with blossom covers this wallpaper with a meandering trail of jasmine printed over the top. Designed in 1872 by William Morris, this wallpaper is available in gentle, feminine colourways and inspired the embroidery fabric of the same name.

Reportedly one of Morriss favourite designs and originally produced in 1876, this wallpaper features clusters of snakeshead fritillaries and is an ideal wallpaper to team with larger scale Morris fabrics. Available in a wide range of earthy colourways, this design is also available as a fabric of the same name.

With a single colour Morris created stunning patterns which worked equally well when applied to wallpaper and fabric. This design from 1875 is one such pattern with versatility and an enduring appeal at its heart.

The classic Willow Boughs designed in 1887 characterises Morris pre-eminent flair for design and composition with sinuous lines and subtle tone.

First produced in 1884, this opulent wallpaper design features a striped meandering diagonal branch from which flowers emanate. The original would have needed 32 blocks to print it. Todays version is available in a stunning array of colourways including an icy stone version, perfect for all walls of the room. Take a look at the fabric of the same name.

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.

A wall of beautifully drawn, framed prints inspired by drawings from the archive, are artfully displayed to create an eye-catching wallpaper and ready-made display.

Style with bold vases and statement furniture pieces.

This design creates the atmosphere of being in the middle of a wood with a typical variety of native British woodland trees.

The design was drawn with pen and pencil with great detail, giving the look of a modern toile wallpaper.

This realistic depiction of our favourite British birds was inspired by an 18th century painting of plants and animals. A green woodpecker, a wren, a robin, a thrush and a pair of blue tits on their nest of eggs all make their home in a modern tree of life. To complete the scene, butterflies, insects, ladybirds and various woodland berries adorn the tree.

The design is painted by watercolour in exquisitely fine detail.

Botanically drawn organic forms of corals shells birds and feathers are presented as framed souvenirs in this striking wallcovering. The realistic quality of the specimens is achieved by using an almost photographic print process.

Hykenham - A classic Sanderson floral from the talented hand of Kenneth Truman, produced for the first time as a wallpaper.

Truman joined Sanderson in 1939 bringing an astonishing aptitude for botanical drawing. He influenced the look and quality of floral artwork created at Sanderson’s Uxbridge studio for more than three decades.

Caverley - Based on an early 19th century hand block print and typically English in style, this wallpaper depicts charming birds perched on leafy boughs amongst generous blossom.

Hollyhocks - Add a vintage feel to any room with this iconic Sanderson floral, produced as a wallpaper for the first time. Surface printing gives a lovely 3D quality to the design’s chalky ground.

A fabulous and unique design depicting exquisitely observed cactus plants and orchid flowers encapsulated in a glass-domed terrarium. Mica highlights capture the sheen from the top of the dome.

Inspired by the nineteenth century craze for fern collecting and the drawings in subsequent botanist’s publications, this beautifully illustrated Sanderson wallpaper displays diverse and characterful leaf shapes and fragile fronds.

Originating in Brazil, the Calathea or ‘Prayer Plant’ was a favourite for illustration in the late 19th century due to its remarkable decorative foliage. Elegant and strikingly detailed, this wide-width wallpaper from Sanderson creates a striped pillar of abundant tropical leaves across the wall. A matching fabric is also available.

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.

Inspired by a document in the Sanderson archive titled ‘Animal Kingdom’, Pamir Garden is a fantastical wallpaper 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.

In a fresco style and reminiscent of Indian block prints, this mirrored ogee trellis wallpaper is filled with decorative damask detail. In a range of beautiful chalky shades, a very subtle metallic highlight features on the Stone colourway.

Very Rose and Peony - Adapted and enlarged from an original textile artwork, this archive inspired wallpaper is layered with the most incredible floral blooms. Digital printing showcases the design’s depth and intensity of colour.

Can be purchased in 1 metre increments - $338 per metre.

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Inspired by designs of early 19th century hand-painted Chinese wallpapers, this wide-width trailing wallpaper shows peony blossoms and birds painted in soft watercolours and pastels. Fresh and inspiring, this design would look beautiful in open plan living spaces, bedrooms and hallways.

A fabric of the same name is also available.

Great Alternative to Birds of Paradise wallpaper. 

The grand baroque-style extension of Hampton Court Palace was commissioned by William III and Mary II towards the end of the 17th century to rival the great palaces of Europe.

Opulence was at the heart of baroque design, with mirrors being a great luxury and a symbol of extreme wealth.

King’s Argent is a reflection of this extravagant addition to the palace, a detailed series of silvered mirrored tiles covered in shadowy leaves and flower heads, its delicate etchings adding to the stately grandeur of Hampton Court’s ceremonial rooms.

Cole & Son’s designers took inspiration for Chamber Angels from the unique, carousel style structure found on the ceiling of The Presence Chamber, which forms part of the King’s State Apartments at Kensington Palace.

Originally designed by William Kent, one of the most influential names in early 18th century design, the celebratory style of the pattern is evocative of the essence of the room, being a place where the king entertained and received courtiers, ministers and foreign ambassadors. Dancing figures have been combined with delicate foliage and the ripened fruits, once found in the Kensington Palace Orangery, create a decoratively decadent design.

At once sprawling and serene, Jasmine & Serin Symphony is a contemporary update of a graceful Arts and Crafts-style print. Depicting ethereal birds perched among trailing jasmine vines, its flora and fauna create a subtle ombré as the design fans in gentle arcs across the wall.

Presented in soft botanical shades of Rose & Racing Car Green on Dark Viridian; Yellow & Leaf Green on Dark Forest Green; Coral & Petrol on Ink; and Chartreuse & Olive Green on White.

Talavera’s plentiful pots abundant in flowers and trailing plants can be found throughout Spain, with the traditional ceramics each painted with their own unique decoration.

The plaster-style grounds of Terracotta, Cerulean Sky, and Stone are reminiscent of Seville’s sun-soaked buildings with the pots presented in authentic tones of Rose & Spring Greens; Fuchsia & Forest Greens; and Magenta & Spring Greens.

The Plaza Alfaro residence in Seville is said to have inspired the iconic balcony scene in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. With its wrought iron balustrades, sunshine yellow paintwork and blooming tropical flowers, Alfaro is a vibrant ode to Sevillian architecture in true-to-life tones of Canary Yellow & Petrol on Parchment; Ochre & Racing Car Green on Terracotta; and Dark Ochre & Forest Green on Duck Egg.

The design of Ardmore Cameos is a very personal representation of a series of plates which were created originally as a wedding gift for a friend of Ardmore. With each animal portrait, including a rather haughty zebra and a quizzical leopard, set against a backdrop of softly drawn giraffe spots, this delightful cartouche wallpaper is offered in colourings of soft olive, grey, pale khaki and a striking black and white.

Singita, meaning Place of Miracles, is truly just that. This rich and fabulously patterned forest design has been painstakingly hand-painted using the decorative plant motifs and foliage which adorn the painted dishes and bowls created by the Ardmore artists.

This rich tapestry-like paper with its glimpses of artist, Alex Sibande’s enigmatic animal travellers strolling through the undergrowth, will create a luxurious backdrop to any interior.

Welcome to the jungle! We see the adventurous side of the jungle with our Jungle Jive collection, an extremely lively range of prints with exotic jungle designs. These striking wall decorations immediately catch your eye but at the same time can fit into any type of interior. Join us on an expedition without having to move from your easy chair.

Invite a little bit of nature into your home, everyone will benefit from it. There is no need for you to be green-fingered to select your favourite jungle print. With the Jungle Jive collection you have the ideal way of transforming your walls into a fun, botanical backdrop. And who says that you can only get it in green? Orange, red, yellow, silver and gold; nowadays you are really spoilt for choice.

Welcome to the jungle! We see the adventurous side of the jungle with our Jungle Jive collection, an extremely lively range of prints with exotic jungle designs. These striking wall decorations immediately catch your eye but at the same time can fit into any type of interior. Join us on an expedition without having to move from your easy chair.

Invite a little bit of nature into your home, everyone will benefit from it. There is no need for you to be green-fingered to select your favourite jungle print. With the Jungle Jive collection you have the ideal way of transforming your walls into a fun, botanical backdrop. And who says that you can only get it in green? Orange, red, yellow, silver and gold; nowadays you are really spoilt for choice.

What Makes It Special

With exotic fruits and large-scale leaves, this tropical, green Blair House Palm wallcovering is truly transporting. Part of our Copacabana collection.

Great La Palma Alternative. 

What Makes It Special

Featuring towering, daringly large-scale banana leaves, our blue Erismo wallpaper makes a fabulous graphic impact that is tamed by delicately lined details. Part of our Copacabana collection. Also available as a fabric.

Great Alternative for La Palma Wallpaper 

Please note - This wallpaper is available in 3 colour ways, However the green is the only  true to colour in the insitu. If you are interested the other colour ways please contact us and we can send photos of the actual wallpaper.

What Makes It Special

Part of the Mystique collection, Tiger Palm in delft is an open, neatly arranged wallpaper design inspired by antique block prints.

With its stylized palm trees, rampant tigers, and Ottoman flowers, it is a versatile, mid-scale pattern that can take a room in many different, fabulous directions.

Also available as a fabric.

What Makes It Special

Architectural vases, tropical vines, and exotic birds come together in Santarem, a leafy, lively sky-colored wallpaper design.

Part of the Mystique collection, this stylized, large-scale pattern adds a lively touch of tropical chic to any room.

Also available as a fabric.

What Makes It Special

Japura Forest is a dense, large-scale design that is surface printed to accentuate the fantastic neutral-colored myriad patterns within its leaves.

Part of the Mystique collection, this fabulous wallcovering is a lush, allover botanical that is alive with style. Also available as a fabric.

What Makes It Special

This stylish ivory wallcovering features a dense scalloped arrangement of palm fronds that is delicately rendered with a subtle ombré effect. Part of the Mystique collection, this mid-scale, allover botanical will add dimension and tropical glamour to your walls. Also available as a fabric.