UTOPIA is ours and William Morris's shared vision of a flourishing future. Inspired by Morris's radical novella 'News from Nowhere', this print is an imagined cityscape where nature has reclaimed the land. In fall tones of muted browns, golds, and blues, people and planet live intertwined, featuring lush trees, wild foliage, and iconic London landmarks like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and the London Eye. With a flowing, illustrative style, this wallpaper is perfect for children's rooms or anywhere you want a touch of playfulness. Our wallpaper is made using PVC-free, FSC-certified, purposely grown materials and printed with water-based, environmentally safe inks. It is made especially to order, reducing waste.

Bring the magic of the forest into your home with Plantasia. A mural of majestic trees stretching out as far as the horizon in prismatic technicolor, Plantasia is our vision of an idyllic landscape, completely untouched by man. That is, except for a solitary queen hiding amongst the forest—can you spot her? Each item sold enables House of Hackney to purchase and protect 35 square meters of forest, thanks to our partnership with the World Land Trust, the international conservation charity that safeguards our most vital natural ecosystems and threatened habitats, acre by acre.

Beautiful. Great quality & great hang. I would love to install again. I'm a professional installer and it was wonderful. The only issues is the sizing can be confusing and there is a huge drop match on each roll.. Shawna. Thu Apr 09 2026

Inspired by an antique Persian carpet, the Zanjan wallpaper is adorned with a striking ogee pattern thought to have originated in the 14th century. In a dazzling shade of quartz-pink with threads of burgundy and ochre-yellow, this intricate print will have a mesmerizing effect in any space. Our wallpaper is produced using PVC-free, eco-friendly materials and promises minimal environmental impact at every stage of production. Each roll sold enables House of Hackney to purchase and protect 35 square meters of forest, thanks to our partnership with the World Land Trust the international conservation charity that safeguards our most vital natural ecosystems and threatened habitats, acre by acre.

Journey through the arboreal delights of French historical archive prints and 16th-century verdure tapestries with ARBOREA: a verdant green mural wallpaper designed to bring a touch of the old world into your home. Our wallpaper is made using Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified, purposely grown materials, printed with water-based, environmentally safe inks, is PVC-free, and made especially to order, reducing waste.

Reimagined for the twenty-first century, the twining lily stems and tendrils of William Morris’ iconic GOLDEN LILY have been painted against a backdrop of verdant euphorbia with pops of sky blue, earthy pinks, and golden ochre. Texture from Morris’ archive fabric has been woven into the pattern for added depth and richness. This twist on a classic is sure to imbue any space with the timelessness, beauty, and a dash of irreverence that Morris evoked. Our wallpaper is made using PVC-free, FSC-certified, purposely grown materials, printed with water-based, environmentally safe inks, and is made especially to order, reducing waste.

Reminiscent of the lush color and luminous cheerfulness found in Gustav Klimt’s paintings of flower gardens, Hollyhocks was created especially for House of Hackney by American artist Kerry Simmons, based on her work of the same name. Repainted in a rich colorway, the print captures all the pastoral purity and romance of “cottage-core”, while our punk spirit is embedded in the print’s riot of flowers. Each roll sold enables House of Hackney to purchase and protect 35 square meters of forest, thanks to our partnership with the World Land Trust – the international conservation charity that safeguards our most vital natural ecosystems and threatened habitats, acre by acre.

this wallpaper went up easily and is absolutely gorgeous! I love it!!!. Missing_karenjohnsoncounseling. Seattle, WA. Thu Dec 04 2025