07/08/2026 Author: admin
After a long session painting in the studio, we were thrilled to finally complete our new collection. From there, we spent another week carefully proofing the colours in production, making sure every detail was just right ahead of our wallpaper photoshoot.
With the designs finalised, our focus then turned to photography—capturing each new pattern and colourway in its best light. Fortunately, some of our wonderful clients were just as excited as we were, and kindly allowed us to transform their spaces into beautifully styled room sets featuring the wallpapers in situ.
Sourcing furniture, objects and flowers quickly became a highlight of the process. It was, after all, the perfect excuse to wander through Chelsea Harbour, King’s Road, and Belgravia—areas filled with exceptional furniture showrooms and florists that are simply not to be missed. In the end, it made for a fabulous few days of shopping and inspiration.
And of course, plenty of wallpapering! Decorating with non-woven wallpaper and murals is such a joy—it’s incredibly easy to hang and makes transforming a space feel effortless.
We began by expanding the colour range of one of our personal favourite designs, Chinoiserie, now available in three fresh new colourways: Jade, Dove and Pink.
Chinoiserie – now in three new fresh colours Jade, Dove and Pink.
A French gilt mirror and the Jadeite Vase in Antique Green create a beautiful contrast against the Jade Chinoiserie.
Chinoiserie, Dove colourway. In the background, Marmorino adorns the hallway, providing the perfect backdrop to a 19th-century French painted commode topped with a selection of Chinese porcelain. A large Yibi bowl sits alongside a set of two Zion Lidded urns in distressed white, both from OKA, while the architrave and skirting boards are painted in Farrow & Ball’s Estate Eggshell, Parma Gray No.27
Madam Butterfly, Midnight Blossom.
French Louis XVI painted Console Table with Marble Top, circa 1790. Marble lamp bases our own, silk pleated lampshades OKA.
Bronze sculpture of seated woman by, William C. Bailey, c.1965.
Madam Butterfly, Orange Blossom.
Brass and marble table lamp from a pair. c.1920 Italian Art Deco.
Inspired by early 18th-century wall paintings from the East, this design brings warm, inviting tones that fill a room with an indulgent, cosy luxury—the kind that entices you to stay as long as possible. A cushion cover in dark ecru from OKA sits alongside the wood-and-brass-handled Theodore armchair in natural linen and a brass-and-green-marble Swift side table, both from Soho Home. Meanwhile, the Over the Rainbow mural offers a classic eastern scenic landscape: delicately painted mountains and whimsical trees set against a dramatic sky create an individual look, perfect for lounge rooms or any space that calls for a statement.
A delightful and enticing landscape design with rich gold and ochre tones with jewel like teal and aquamarine leaves that pop here and there.
Geometric ebony lamp base made by Sidney.
Inspired by early 18th-century scenic landscapes, this design takes you on a journey to far-off lands from the comfort of your own living room, with the architrave and skirting boards painted in Farrow & Ball’s Estate Eggshell, Stone Blue No.86.
Ready to bring these new Chinoiserie colourways home? Explore the full wallpaper collection to shop Jade, Dove and Pink, or discover more of our styling stories—including the jewel-toned interiors behind our Nostalgia Collection—over on the Journal.
