Paint and Paper Library Wallpaper

Large tropical foliage on a half drop repeat, printed flexographically for a flat even finish. Bold in scale but calm in colour.

Pair it with: Leather III, Sprig V, Rhubarb

A dense botanical mural across four panels, reaching 2.8 metres wide. Foliage is layered front to back to give the wall depth.

Pair it with: Plaster II, Plaster V, Soumak

The broad architectural leaf of the Trachycarpus palm, drawn boldly and printed wide. A confident botanical that holds its own in a large room.

Pair it with: Stone V, Blue Gum, Perse Grey

The Butia palm and its distinctive curving trunk, drawn at a scale that gives a room immediate grandeur. The linear spacing lets the design breathe, so the depth of colour carries as much as the pattern does.

Pair it with: Willow V, Chelsea Green II, Hornblende

Abstract flowers drifting on a plain ground, drawn in watercolour and crayon and taking their outline from the feather-like edge of a palm leaf. A small scale repeat with a soft fibrous texture.

Pair it with: Flat Light, Blue Pearl, Caddie

A contemporary reading of toile de jouy, drawn from the subtropical gardens on Tresco. Watercolour vignettes are arranged loosely across a two metre mural, printed in two tones so the pattern reads as texture from across a room and as detail up close.

Pair it with: Cashmere IV, Morning Room, Pollen II