The Cole & Son Shinrin Yoku Collection

Indulge in the maximalist Cole & Son style with the dramatic landscapes of Kyoto to Tokyo—including water, mountains, and gardens—with the scenic Mountainscape. The artistic tone honors Tani Bunchō's style with a modern interpretation. The delicately hand-painted design allows you to escape into the detail of the stillness of the mountains and the flow of the water source, making your mind wander across each peak and valley. Find your inspiration and Zen within the Mountainscape scene.

Meditation Stone was derived from one of the most prominent rock gardens in Kyoto. While the construction of the garden is still unknown, there are several speculations regarding the architect behind the magical site. The Cole & Son artists were inspired by the flow and movement of the stones to create a harmonized space. This rock formation design will float around your room, creating a textured feeling on your walls; it is a perfect wallpaper to pair with Kaki Persimmon or Bonsai Garden, as well as a standalone design.

From the Bonsai Garden design, the Kaki Persimmon fruit tree was selected to become a standalone design because of the beautiful story behind the delicate tree that bears the ornate fruit—also known as "the fruit of the gods." Enjoy the soft palette painted in Japanese watercolor; each variation takes you through the magical colors of Japan throughout the seasons. This miniature tree creates an elegant and distinctive repeat that adds a touch of whimsical charm to any space.

Luxury plain textures have been added to the collection to complement the Scenic Flora, Japanese Woods, and Chinoiserie designs, and can also be used as a standalone.

Inspired by vintage embroidered kimonos and traditional Japanese chinoiseries dating back to the 17th century, Scenic Flora was created. The design is built on a theatrical structure, allowing you to enjoy the landscape from different perspectives. Adorn your walls with this elegant scene of Japanese wildflowers, which tells a romantic story of tender love. Kiku and Sakura are named after the iconic flowers of Japan. Kiku would pass an enamoring field of wildflowers every day while walking home from his mastery, gifting his beloved Sakura a daily flower. The blossoming field on the chinoiserie showcases the careful selection Kiku made to honor Sakura. Scenic Flora remains a jewel of the room, symbolizing an eternal and delicate love story.

A breathtaking chinoiserie that is a culmination of several sceneries resonating from the most beautiful gardens of Japan. Let the calligraphy strokes guide you through the landscape. Immerse yourself in hills, trees, flowers, and the flowing water that cascades throughout the panel. Experience the charming blossoms of the iconic Sakura tree that bloom in the natural landscape. The use of natural materials in Japanese culture links back to ancient times, exemplifying incredible craftsmanship with a stitch-by-stitch methodology. Japanese Chinoiserie is painted in a traditional style, yet it gives a modern and timeless feel.