The Art of Tranquillity
presents Kasuri, a wallpaper collection that embraces the tranquillity of Japanese interiors.
This collection is infused with a deep sense of renewal. Warm tones, rustic textures, and age-old techniques inspire Kasuri as it unfolds in layers of transitional style and the art of Japanese living, ingrained with the essence of Harlequin.
Art meets nature in every brush mark and stitch. Wood grain wallpapers pair with intriguing, printed designs. Mixing digital printing with traditional techniques creates beautiful effects. All-over embosses reference papyrus papers for textural finishes, while metallic sheens add lustre and elevation to schemes.
Miscanthus is a beautiful panel mural wallpaper design hand-painted with the finest attention to detail. An ombre ground sets the scene for the gentle Miscanthus, as wispy foliage sways in a breeze. Colourways include Buttermilk & Sky, Parchment & Frost, and Sky & Celestial.
In a new design inspired by a Japanese warp print kimono in the Harlequin archive, Kimono has been translated onto wallpaper. With the feeling of fabric on the wall, Kimono’s scale is perfectly suited to its widewidth format.
A selection of designs from Kasuri
Kimono
Wide-width wallpapers throughout showcase the enveloping beauty of these patterns. From wood veneers in the faux bois style, to bonsai tree motifs, and modernist geometric patterns, coordinating and complementing wallpaper designs make up Kasuri, where artistic interpretation and sleek use of texture take precedence.
“Embracing the beauty of art and the materials used, Kasuri feels very special in its transitional style. Tactility is super important, reflected in these soothing yet impactful, wide-width wallpapers. To design in Kasuri is to inhabit the art of Japanese living with the texture and tonality of Harlequin.” Flora Daly, lead designer.
Kasuri Wallpapers and fabrics by Harlequin will be available this Spring to explore on wallpaperdirect.com
A selection of designs from Kasuri
WALLPAPER and PAINT · MADE for EACH OTHER
Graham & Brown is a family run business which has been decorating the homes of Britain for over seven decades.
Starting from humble beginnings in 1946, Harold Graham and his best friend Henry Brown, the original perfect partners. Together they nurtured our passion to create the most beautiful designs, utilising the best quality materials to make the most wonderful products.
This spring / summer 2025 Graham & Brown launch some
pretty new designs paying homage to the trend themes of Craft Work, Expressing Yourself, Nature and Nostalgia
Designs celebrating whimsy and imagination and a connection to nature. Shown here the beautiful floral patterns of Apple of Grenada, Oshibana and Foxglove Stripe - showcasing how you can embrace the beauty of nature from within your home.
Oshibana and Foxglove Stripe
Apple of Grenada
Set to be a huge trend for 2025, a variety of stripe patterns stand out in this collection and are available in a selection of light and dark colourways. From Concerto Stripe and our charming Foxglove Stripe – there’s something for every interior lover’s palette.
“The playful designs of the Spring Summer collection are perfect for mixing and matching to express your own creative flair in any room of the home. The designs, colour ways, textures and patterns are designed to calm
the senses and help take you seamlessly from one area of the room to another.”
Paula Taylor, Head Stylist & Trend Specialist at Graham & Brown
Our mission is to help our customers to create Loving Homes and help them get the best result every time, and as a Carbon Neutral business you can be assured of our commitment to quality and service at every part of their journey.
Concerto Stripe and Foxglove Stripe
Handcrafted wallpaper woven with history
Introducing The Purnon Papers: five wallpapers uncovered at Château de Purnon and brought to life by Farrow & Ball.
Five captivating new patterns ranging from dainty florals to ornate damasks. The designs are a Farrow & Ball interpretation of original patterns discovered when new owners decided to renovate the historic Château de Purnon and give it the attention it deserves. In homage to this inspiration, the patterns are named after those who lived, and revelled, at the French château in its heyday.
Walls: Achard Woodwork: Stiffkey Blue, Dead Flat®
The artistic eye behind the collection is Farrow & Ball
Creative Director, Charlotte Cosby: ‘When I first saw the original patterns, I was just blown away. They’re so beautiful and intricate that it’s astonishing to think they’d be tucked away and forgotten for all those years. It was like discovering a treasure trove that I couldn’t wait to share with the world.
‘We revised elements of the patterns like colour and scale, to make them feel as relevant to contemporary spaces today, as they were to the château a hundred years ago. From hotels to house boats, cafés to cottages, The Purnon Papers will always feel perfectly at home.’
The traditional methods used by Farrow & Ball create the same texture, depth and feel of the original papers. Depending on the pattern, the new wallpapers are made using roller block or flatbed printing and real Farrow & Ball paint. Both these age-old methods take months to master and create a truly unrivalled look that adds a special touch to every space.
Walls: Baracé, Card Room Green, Dead Flat® Woodwork: School House White, Dead Flat®
Perhaps the most striking pattern in the collection is Purnon, named after the château itself. Featuring an elaborate design with classical elements that symbolize peace, abundance and prosperity, this paper is sure to make a statement. In contrast, the unique Adelaïde is a floral pattern with a far more abstract feel. Bigger and bolder than the original inspiration, it still has a delicate charm. It also happens to be Charlotte’s favourite:
‘I absolutely love Adelaïde because when we first found the pattern, it was very traditional. We’ve since reimagined it into a bigger, bolder scale and it’s become beautifully contemporary. The transformation has been almost magical.’
Walls: Adelaïde
MYTHICAL WORLDS UNFOLD
Travel to a fantastical parallel universe with Mythica, in a wallpaper collection by artist Emma J Shipley, in partnership with Clarke & Clarke.
From the Scottish Highlands to the Grecian temples of Emma’s unbridled imagination, everything in the world of Mythica is beautiful, whimsical, surreal, and never quite what it seems. A vibrant and fantastical collection where bold and expressive design meets the far reaches of literary imagination, for an immersive collection of wallpapers and mural designs.
Bosque Dreams is a jungle dreamscape, inspired by Emma J Shipley’s travels in the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, one of the most biodiverse places on Earth.
“My love for wildlife is at the heart of each design for Mythica. This collection brings in my influences and experiences travelling to some of the most biodiverse places on earth, like the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, which have been alchemized to create this collection that goes further into myth and fantasy than ever before.”
Emma J Shipley
Designs from Mythica collection
Bosque Dreams wallpaper and fabric
Seaforest is another vivid depiction of the mythical beauty of the natural world. Emma J Shipley was inspired by the 19th-century antique botanical drawings of zoologist Ernst Haeckel and the novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne for this design. Emma J Shipley wallpapers and fabrics, in partnership with Clarke & Clarke will be available to explore on wallpaperdirect.com
TIMELESS ELEGANCE INSPIRED BY ASIA. Satori
QUIET LUXURY IN GLAMOROUS ITALIAN VINYLS.
CONTEMPORARY NATURE INSPIRED DESIGNS.
Napoli
Eltham
Discover the Iconic GP & J Baker x Brewers ‘Design Favourites’ Wallpaper Collection: A Curated Selection from Brewers
Step into a world where heritage, artistry, and elegance come to life on your walls. GP & J Baker and Brewers proudly present a curated collection of favourite wallpapers—a refined selection that celebrates the legacy of British design excellence for today’s interiors.
For over a century, GP & J Baker has been renowned for its gorgeous textile designs, each with a story to tell. Now, these timeless patterns have been reimagined as stunning wallpapers, perfect for both modern and traditional spaces. It’s your chance to bring a little piece of history and artistry into your home.
Discover a journey through time and design, where each wallpaper tells a unique story, showcasing the artistry of British heritage.
Celebrate
the Arts & Crafts Legacy
Wallpaper which honours the Arts & Crafts movement with exquisite designs like Birds and Cherries. Originally created by a student of the School of Practical Art and acquired by GP & J Baker in 1897, this pattern depicts espalier cherry trees intertwined with lively great tits. It beautifully captures the romantic spirit of the Arts & Crafts era, adding timeless charm to any interior.
And, for a softer touch, Ruskin offers a woodland escape, blending flora and fauna into a tonal print that brings the serenity of the countryside indoors – shown here in the Emerald green colourway.
Celebrate Heritage with Timeless Designs
Such as Eltham, which is a design by the textile designer Birds and Cherries
Ruskin
William W. Turner, from 1910 often hailed as one of “The Turner Birds.” This wonderful pattern, inspired by flowing trails of fauna, flora, and regal birds and was initially printed on linen using a staggering 81 handcarved blocks and has been stunningly translated into a contemporary wallpaper.
Joining Eltham are the Summer Peony pattern, a delightful design that captures the exuberance of peonies in full bloom, and Flora which is inspired by mid-18th century calicoes that once travelled from India to Europe, a delicate floral trail that’s versatile and understated for any room.
Small can be beautiful
For those who love subtle charm, Bibury and Poppy Sprig offer elegant, small-scale florals that bring intimacy and style to smaller spaces. And for a touch of modern flair, Seed Pod and Tilly are perfect accents, blending classic influences with a contemporary edge.
With so many designs to explore, there’s something to suit every style. Samples are available on our website— start planning your next interior update today!
Design Favourites and all GP & J Baker wallpapers are available on wallpaperdirect.com
Bibury Poppy Sprig
Poppy Sprig
Seed Pod Tilly
introduce ‘Storybook Papers’ their fifth collection of wallpapers created in partnership with the National Trust.
The collection has been inspired by a broad range of historic artefacts and original artworks, found in cherished houses from Somerset to Cumbria conserved and cared for by the National Trust. It also directly references a fabric print and several original artworks, including some by Beatrix Potter, the beloved children’s author who left 4000 acres of land and 15 farms to the National Trust when she died in 1943.
A light-hearted adventure into childhoods past
Riverside Capers mural
The dogs in this design are Beatrix Potter’s doodled portraits of her beloved working collies, Nip and Lassie. Beatrix was known for her dedication to farming, and in particular her award-winning stock of Herdwick sheep which also feature in the design. The breed is synonymous with the Lake District and Potter’s beloved rural cottage, Hill Top, where she famously settled and fervently pursued her creative and business endeavours.
At Wallpaperdirect, we were thrilled to learn about the latest addition to Little Greene’s successful collaboration with the National Trust archive. However, when we saw these stunning designs, we were truly captivated—they’re perfect not only for children but for everyone to enjoy.
Animal Kingdom, a quirky scene inspired by a 1930s fabric.
Detail of the Potters Woodland mural
Ruth Mottershead, Creative Director at Little Greene, says:
“Collaborating with the National Trust is always an honour. Exploring historic houses, uncovering inspiring patterns, and reinterpreting them in fresh colourways allows us to extend their legacy into contemporary homes. The ‘Storybook Papers’ collection transforms charming historical artefacts—such as toys, children’s illustrations, and fabrics—into playful, whimsical wallpapers. While
deeply rooted in childhood, these designs are versatile, bringing colour and joy not only to children’s rooms and nurseries but also to breakfast rooms, hallways, boot rooms, bathrooms, and dining spaces.”
We feel these designs, Rodney Street and Road Trip work well on their own or perhaps together with the Broad Stripe, to make a stunning feature in a small room or hallway – emphasising an area or highlighting a stunning view.
See the full collection at wallpaperdirect.com
Rodney Street , inspired by a pair of vintage, mechanical apple-picking toys!
Road Trip & Broad Stripe
Celebrating 25 Years of Thoughtful Design: Arthouse’s Journey
While global catwalks and design capitals spark trends, Arthouse’s design studio brings them to life. Their talented in-house team translates contemporary influences into home décor that resonates with real spaces, blending creativity with craftsmanship.
“We start by observing the broader homeware world,” explains the design team. “But it’s not about blindly following trends – it’s about adapting them for real
homes.” This thoughtful approach defines Arthouse, merging innovation with accessibility in an industry where they don’t always align.
Marking its 25th anniversary, Arthouse reflects on its journey from a small Lancashire wallpaper house to a leading British interior brand. “Looking through our archive feels like a journey through British design,” says Carly, highlighting how their work balances heritage with modernity.
Heron River
This milestone year sees the brand expanding into home décor, debuting complementary collections of wallpapers, rugs, and accessories. Despite changing trends, Arthouse’s adaptability and quality have fostered a loyal, multi-generational customer base.
As Arthouse embraces the future, its guiding principles remain the same: thoughtful trend curation, creative interpretation, and accessible design. For 25 years, they’ve turned walls into stories, proving that good design brings lasting joy to everyday spaces.
Moorish Mosaic
Bumblebee Trail
Serengeti Animals
Creating the Bloom Collection became a labour of love. They carefully selected each artwork, considering how it would translate to different spaces and interior styles. Some illustrations called for dramatic scaling to create bold, statement walls while others worked perfectly as delicate, repeated patterns. Buy all of these
When Esselle Home saw the opportunity to collaborate with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) and bring their historical collection of hand-drawn botanical drawings to life, they jumped at the chance.
The RHS Lindley Collections house over 25,000 botanical artworks, some dating back to the 1600s, and they knew these treasures could transform modern homes in many ways.
The design team spent months exploring the archives, discovering intricate illustrations by artists and plant hunters who had travelled the world documenting species. Within these pages, they found extraordinary details - from the delicate veining of leaves to the subtle shading of petals. These weren’t just drawings – they were pieces of history waiting to be reimagined.
Each design carries its own story, from 17th-century plant discoveries to Victorian botanical studies. When you
choose one of these wallpapers, you’re not just decorating your walls – you’re becoming part of a centuries-old narrative of botanical art and scientific discovery.
The Bloom Collection represents everything Esselle Home believe in – beautiful design, rich heritage, and the power of home décor to transform our living spaces. Through the collaboration with the RHS, they are proud to bring these botanical masterpieces into your home, creating interiors that are both historically significant and beautifully modern.
® The Royal Horticultural Society. Trade marks of The Royal Horticultural Society (Registered Charity No 222879/ SC038262) used under licence from RHS Enterprises Limited.
RHS Blooming Bouquet
RHS Woodland Songbirds
New for Spring Summer 2025 is a collection of 23 wallpapers and 4 new mural designs including the beautiful Bernwood design available as both a wallpaper and a mural.
From its humble beginnings at a kitchen table in Pimlico to becoming a global lifestyle brand, Laura Ashley is one of the world’s best-loved home and lifestyle brands. The brand’s journey started in 1953 when Laura and Bernard Ashley began hand-printing fabric, drawing inspiration from a museum exhibition. Fast forward to today, and Laura Ashley is a household name known for its design excellence and timeless style.
Bernwood
New for Spring Summer 2025 is a collection of 23 wallpapers and 4 new mural designs including the beautiful Bernwood design available as both a wallpaper and a mural. Capturing the serene essence of a tranquil woodland, this enchanting watercolour-style print features an array of Maple, Oak and Beech trees. Held in the Laura Ashley archive, Bernwood is a large-scale print evoking a sense of calm and timeless beauty.
Together with statement designs like the soft and inviting, Maya; a stunning tonal design featuring stylised oriental blossom branches climbing the print. Held in the Laura Ashley archive, this gorgeous print was previously launched as part of the 2006 Home Furnishings collection.
If you’re looking for a vintage French bedroom style, the serene Lithgow mural is just perfect. This gorgeous design, featuring delicate blooms and foliage in subtle colours, evokes the beauty of a tranquil garden. With its timeless elegance, this beautiful watercolour print adds a touch of period sophistication to your room.
...
Tip: Each mural measures 3m wide x 2.8m high and is supplied on one roll with 6 easily referenced panels making it easy to introduce striking style and drama into your home.
Maya
Lithgow mural
Westminster is an elegant trellis design first introduced in 1989. Designed in house, with the artwork now housed in their archives, Westminster was inspired by an antique design held by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
And easy to live with, Pallington Bloom is a beautiful print in a watercolour style with delicate alliums and blossom branches. From iconic archive pieces to beautiful new contemporary designs, all Laura Ashley wallpaper and murals are paste the wall application, making decorating far quicker, easier and cleaner.
Pallington Bloom
Westminster
Maya
Brand McKenzie’s Wild Life collection sets the tone for bold, narrative-driven wallpaper design.
Embracing rich creativity and imaginative storytelling like never before, the Wild Life collection by Brand McKenzie offers a captivating blend of artistry, whimsy and sophistication.
Narrative design in wallpaper
Wallpapers that tell fascinating stories are taking centre stage in 2025, inviting viewers into immersive worlds where a narrative unfolds in each design. Celebrate the art of storytelling through vibrant illustrations and rich details, turning walls into windows to imaginative realms.
Brand McKenzie’s Octopus wallpaper exemplifies this narrative approach, taking you beneath the waves into an underwater world brimming with life. Yet, this is no ordinary marine scene – at the heart of this design, the octopus reigns supreme, sporting a quirky sailor hat and puffing on a pipe, injecting delightful character into this underwater tableau.
Catwalk offers an entirely different kind of storytelling. Drawing inspiration from the world of fashion illustration, it is a vibrant tableau that captures a stylish parade of fashionable animals elegantly strutting through the enchanting streets of Paris. Each creature is dressed to impress in fabulous footwear and accessorised with chic touches like neck scarves, hats, and sunglasses.
Catwalk
“Wallpaper design in 2025 is all about pushing boundaries and telling stories. We’re seeing a surge in creative, narrative-driven designs that transform spaces into immersive, imaginative worlds. So, whether you’re looking to infuse your home with a touch of the extraordinary, the magic of the ocean, the playful spirit of nature, or the rebellious energy of punk culture, our Wild Life collection has something for everyone,” says Kerry McKenzie, co-founder of Brand McKenzie and the creative force behind the collection.
Modern Chinoiserie
The modern Chinoiserie trend reimagines traditional motifs with a contemporary twist, blending classic elements with modern aesthetics to create dynamic, exotic landscapes. Birds in Paradise epitomises this trend, featuring an array of exotic flowers and fantastical birds.
Octopus
Birds in Paradise
Wallpapers that capture the essence of rebellious subcultures redefine interior design with bold, unapologetic wallpapers that celebrate individuality. Punk Rocks exemplifies this, featuring animals decked in punk-inspired looks—from leather jackets to vibrant mohawks—channelling the raw energy of punk culture together with iconic artifacts from the period.
The Wild Life collection by Brand McKenzie is more than just a series of wallpapers. It’s a testament to the power of design to elevate interiors. Each wallpaper in the collection tells a unique story, inviting viewers to explore and engage with the intricate details and imaginative worlds they depict.
See all these wallpapers and more from Brand McKenzie at wallpaperdirect.com
Punk Rocks
Coordonné’s new Pompei collection draws inspiration from the enduring allure of Pompeii, frozen in time by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD.
The collection evokes the timeless elegance of this ancient civilization through designs that reimagine its cultural and artistic heritage for today’s interiors.
Highlights include the Maiorum masks with exotic snake-like hairstyles, intricate Mosaicum tiles symbolizing noble status, and scenic landscapes of cypresses, orchards, and classical columns (Thermae, Frutteto, and Columnarum). These designs celebrate Pompeii’s legacy of refined living, inviting us to rediscover its artistry and enduring harmony.
Mosaicum
Olivetum
Marmorea
Paying homage to Spanish charm
Coordonné, through their Tres Tintas brand, has introduced collections with a bold and edgy style, designed for clients who embrace the avant-garde. Their collections use striking colours, unique scales, and unconventional patterns to create a fresh and daring aesthetic that challenges traditional wallpaper norms.
The three latest collections—L’Enfant Terrible, Playful Layers, and New Primitivism—celebrate Spanish culture with vibrant and innovative designs.
Adding beauty to the everyday
Oscar Wilde and fellow art enthusiasts like William Morris were staunch advocates for beauty and good taste in the 19th century, championing the Arts and Crafts Movement.
Wilde’s radical approach in ‘Art and the Handicraftsman’ asserts that life offers only two choices: beauty or ugliness.
Inspired by this philosophy, Coordonné has spent 46 years as a family business dedicated to enhancing everyday life through the guiding principle of creating beauty. Just as nature, which inspired Barcelona’s great artists like Gaudí, offers accidental beauty, they believe human creativity must strive for harmony through thoughtful design. Technology has allowed them to expand their colour palettes and refine their creations, yet hand-drawn sketches remain essential to capture each artist’s unique vision.
They say ‘Our mural wallpapers bring beauty in large format, making art accessible to all. At Coordonné, passion for craftsmanship drives us to care for every element of our work, embodying the idea that love for the craft is essential to creating something truly beautiful.’
Tres Tintas - Tahití Expression
Thermae
Editor of wallpapers, fabrics and decorative paints
Structures
Stipple
Embrace the beauty of unsung shapes and forms
At the core of Ohpopsi is the celebration of pattern and colour. With Fragments, Ohpopsi has revived and transformed unsung design inspiration and created a wonderful fusion of wallpapers that includes natural textures, broken ceramics, distressed wood and urban architectural influences.
This reimagined range of wallpapers gives new life to these unseen possibilities, creating an earthy interior aesthetic that embraces warmth, nature, and style. Highlighted by a colour palette of rich, organic tones, Fragments celebrates juxtaposed textures and mark-making, uniting them to create a quiet sophistication for your walls.
Stipple is made up of tiny splinters of distressed, painted wood layering together to create a crosscoloured coordinate.
Revive
Whilst Structures celebrates the beauty of urban landscapes, with large-scale brushstrokes merging to create an abstract representation of architecture and city skylines.
Offset blocks features a collage of dynamic blocks that forms an undulating wave pattern.
Revive includes a rich variety of variegated leaf tones and intricate markmaking that brings a touch of nature’s beauty to any modern interior.
Awaken captures the movement of wild meadows and grasses blowing in the breeze.
Entwine - Twisting stems, berries, and petals create a nature-inspired silhouette.
Abstract Cubes - Inspired by architecture and the aerial view of cities and buildings, this urban design exudes a gentle, organic softness.
“Ohpopsi dares you to be different and embrace alternative designs, so with Fragments I wanted to find an unusual starting point to create a tactile, geometric collection. Keeping the palette rich and earthy helps to keep the collection more organic and invites you to explore a medley of texture, pattern, and colour”
Zoë Eaton, Creative Director
Abstract Cubes
These stunning designs and the whole range of Ohpopsi wallpapers are available to view on wallpaperdirect.com
Awaken
1838 Wallcoverings announces the launch of its third collection with the V&A (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).
Once again working closely with the museum’s licensing team to select items from the V&A’s archives, the collection features a range of influences that date as far back as the 1700s, each with its own intriguing narrative to tell. Inspired by rich, decorative carpets, silk, cotton and chintz fabrics, hand painted original wallpapers from China, and a silk kimono, each of these original references has been carefully and sympathetically adapted by 1838 Wallcoverings to create new wallpaper designs in enduring contemporary colourways, which are relevant for the interiors of today.
1838 Wallcoverings’ MD James Watson says of the collection ‘The vast V&A archive continues to be a brilliant source of rich inspiration for patterns, details and colours, which we feel very privileged to use, and we are delighted to bring this third instalment of designs together as a cohesive collection. As a family brand with over four generations of wallpaper printing in our history, we feel a natural affinity with these archive designs as many 1838 wallpapers are printed today using century-old surface print machines. A technique which allows us to create a beautiful hand-painted effect that allows for a very natural interpretation of these designs.’
So, hand in hand with 1838 Wallcoverings we are delighted to venture again into the V&A’s archive for this third collection of wallpapers.
Stratus – a wonderfully contemporary interpretation of a captivating silk pattern by JD Cornuaud from the 1860s. It shows gently view of moving clouds drifting across a sky, or perhaps simple random rows of corals.
Palmette – originally created as a carpet design by George W Kingman in about 1870 – the design features vibrant tropical and lush greenery creating a wonderfully dynamic wallpaper pattern for lovers of the maximalism style.
Palmette
“we are delighted to bring this third instalment of designs together as a cohesive collection”
Peony Garden – gives us a wonderful 1920s and 30s style interpretation of a ‘country house’ fabric design for the walls. The two-colour print effect keeps the intricate pattern fresh and useable in modern interiors.
Charlotte – a late 19th century floral wallpaper design by Charlotte Horne Spiers has been redrawn and layered to be create a charming, delicate watercolour look in this digital print.
The opposite pages shows the elegant Wisteria Bloom mural, which is inspired by an embroidered silk kimono made in Japan around the end of the 19th century – owned and worn by the eclectic and wealthy New York socialite Emilie Grigsby.
These designs and the full collection can be seen and sampled on wallpaperdirect.com
Peony Garden
Gone are the days of cliché beach decor. The New Nautical style leaves behind the predictable, instead embracing a palette and design style that evokes the essence of coastal living, without sacrificing refinement. This is an aesthetic that is both relaxed and polished, a testament to the versatility and enduring appeal of maritime inspiration.
You have to look closely at this design from Sandberg to see that this simple spot pattern actually has delicate scallop shells, which demonstrates perfectly how the classic coastal aesthetic has been reimagined with a contemporary twist, blending the timeless charm of the sea with modern sophistication.
The New Nautical trend is all about nuance and elegance. Think clean lines, muted palettes, and natural textures that evoke the feeling of a tranquil beach without being overtly marine. This pretty palm tree motif from the Clarke & Clarke x Breegan Jane collection has an aesthetic that whispers rather than shouts – perfect whether you’re nestled in the heart of the city or living the beachside dream.
When coastal colours are reimagined, it offers a fresh interpretation for the New Nautical. We love the way the curves of these blue and green birds in this mesmerising York design captures the trend subtly and is enhanced by the simple ticking stripe blind fabric.
Palmyra
| Clarke & Clarke x Breegan Jane
Fauvist Flock
York
Journey in company with our travel blogger Ivy as she visits cities around the world and discovers hidden gems, hidden corners whispering secrets.
Ten new designs inspired by encounters, experiences and observations. Secrets in every texture. Stories in every pattern. Hidden cafés, unexplored corners, bring a touch of magic as new worlds emerge. Passion and destinations are shared, and a journey can become the centrepiece of your home.
Spain - Blossoming Cherry Trees
The Valle del Jerte in Spring is like a dream in white. Ivy evokes standing among the blossoming cherry trees, the soft petals swirling around in the wind; a magical natural splendour. With this cherry tree design they have tried to bring this feeling of peace and harmony to your walls - a constant Spring that will bring a smile to your face every day.
Tuscany
Whilst Tuscany is pure joie de vivre. The rolling hills, the warm light and the scent of olive trees - it‘s a place that simply makes you feel at peace. This design captures the relaxed feel of this part of the Mediterranean. Earthy colours and rustic elements recreate the atmosphere.
Spain
Hawaii - Surfing, sun, freedom
Waikiki Beach has a very special meaning for our traveller. The vastness of the ocean and the clear, turquoise-coloured water, the gentle waves, the warmth of the sun on your skin and calming sound of the sea; It’s as if summer never ends, and this design captures these feelings and shapes in your home.
Singapore – Cloud Forest
The Cloud Forest in the Lion City is a place that is surrounded by lush greenery and exotic plants, as if you are in the heart of the jungle. This design brings the wild jungle beauty into your home with deep shades of green and dense textures.
Singapore
“Metropolitan Stories ” transforms your home into a place full of beauty and creativity. In this collection, we have put together innovative ideas and extraordinary sources of inspiration for your creative living. Some of the images and texts shown are merely examples and suggestions and were partly generated by artificial intelligence. Let yourself be inspired and design your walls to suit your taste - more beautiful, authentic and individual, just like life itself.
Other designs in the collection are inspired by New York, Japan, Turkey, Versailles in France, Dubrovnik and the Portuguese island of Madeira and can all be seen this Spring at wallpaperdirect.com.
Hawaii
