This warp-printed ikat stripe design created from a fabric in our archive has been rescaled and digitally printed to get as close to the original as possible giving the feeling and look of fabric for the wall. The name `Mudmi` comes from an Indian ikat process.

Was looking for a striped wallpaper that didn't read too traditional. Perfect option for our living room. It has so much detail in the pattern & looks like a fabric. Worth the splurge!. Rachel. Fri Aug 21 2026

UTOPIA is ours and William Morris’ shared vision of a flourishing future. Inspired by Morris’ 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, with 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, printed with water-based, environmentally safe inks and is made especially to order, reducing waste.  

A decorative braid adds detail to this smart stripe wallpaper that’s surface printed to give a textural hand-crafted look. The linen and silver-grey colorways have an elegant metallic stripe highlight.

Beautiful wallpaper that really classes a place up! I'm redoing a mudroom in a 1930 tudor home and everyone that has seen this wallpaper has really liked it. It's subtle and elegant and not too busy either.. Anonymous. Wed Jan 22 2025

The name Dabu comes from the traditional textile art form that originated in Rajasthan India. This art form combines block printing mud resist and natural dyes. Inspired by small-scale stylised floral motifs commonly produced through this ancient craft Dabu has been surface printed for a hand-block print mark with a lovely chalky ground. A matching weave is available.

Representative of a traditional ikat design, the fine textural effect of this striped wallpaper displays a striking, crisp feel.

A unique design Oak & Blossom was initially intended for stained glass possibly by Duncan Dearle J.H. Dearles brother who worked in stained glass. Refined and repainted the layout has been transformed while retaining the stained-glass references. A double stripe underlies a graceful arrangement of blossoms oak leaves and acorns. A block-printed texture has been added to this otherwise graphic design and a soft palette complements the striped back look. A digitally printed wallpaper find a coordinating printed fabric and warp-printed weave in the Handcrafted book.