TrentTrent Wallpaper by Morris and Co features oversized floral motifs set against rich teal and deep blue grounds. First created in 1888 as Morris and Cos most expensive printed textile, this impactful design is now translated into wallpaper for the first time.

Inspired by the upholstery fabric Ambrosia

Available in three colourways: Leafy Arbour

they characterise the connection between humans and animals

Paradise Row - This glorious hand drawn artwork takes its influences from botanical studies and unique flora gathered from around the world

REGINA COELI is a silk with the faithful reproduction of a water-colour painting obtained with elaborate jacquard techniques

With its textural appearance representative of pick hammered concrete and framed by a dramatic contrasting pinstripe when hung

Marseille and Seine for simple and stylish coordination

new colourways

this Anthology wallpaper creates a distinctive panelled effect

and tranquil sense of space

Elysian Wallpaper by Sanderson is adapted from an original landscape painting featuring abstract tones and impressionist brush marks

Antique Olivine