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Venture into the piedmonts of the American Southeast, where sloping mountains meet lush forests. Here you'll find foxes, rabbits, and quail frolicking among thistles and snacking on the native peaches and blackberries. Designed in collaboration with Helmsie.
Like a gentle breeze, the tree sprites flutter about in this captivating mural. On warm afternoons they rest in the orchard, snacking on buds and berries. No bigger than the palm of our hand, these little friends sing beautiful songs as they soak up the summer sun. Designed by Hillery Sproat.
Get lost in an untamed hideaway as diminutive songbirds and delicate insects flit and flutter among lush ferns and lily of the valley. Full of detail and bursting with all the colors of nature, this pattern brings the beauty of the great outdoors to your walls. Designed in collaboration with Lisel Jane Ashlock.
Inspired by the beauty of fresh springtime blooms, Alpine Garden celebrates our everyday encounters with nature. Soft hand-drawn linework adds illustrative elegance, while neutral hues inspire calm.
Few words hold as much excitement as "picnic." When else could a striped blanket tiled with Tupperware feel like a banquet? These wavy stripes are a timeless constant—a pattern that says, "This is the place.” Made in collaboration with The Aesthetics of Joy.
Finding inspiration in the intricate designs on their wings, Nathalie has always painted butterflies. They are meaningful symbols of beauty and the fragility of life for her. Capturing the fleeting nature of butterflies in flight, this pattern adds an elegant, ethereal element to any space. Part of the Nathalie Lete x Hygge & West collection.
Hand-drawn birds soar among swirling clouds in this large-scale pattern that mixes a classic design with contemporary colors. A vast array of color options means Daydream can find its home in a wide variety of interiors. Designed in collaboration with Julia Rothman.
When PATCH NYC moved into their historic home, the garden had been left untended for years. Their efforts to revive it—bit by bit—inspired the meandering vines and abundant blooms that bring this wallpaper to life. Designed in collaboration with Patch NYC.
Paying homage to Victorian-era parlor palms, Palmer is an opulent tropical pattern reimagined for the modern environment. Its verdant, lacy fronds bring an elegant touch of nature indoors, creating a richly atmospheric and immersive experience. Designed in collaboration with Pattern People.
A charming garden of camellias, hellebores, irises, and snowball trees comes to life in this large-scale wallpaper where bees, butterflies and other garden friends frolic among the blooms. Inspired by her mother’s garden in Poland, the artist, H&W’s own Ola Supernat, created this pattern to celebrate the everyday joy that flowers bring.
Escape to a peaceful world where pigs fly and moments of magic are around every corner. Soft line work and folk art and toile influences come together to create a gentle, meandering landscape where anything is possible. Designed in collaboration with Emily Isabella.
Inspired by a painted mural in an old hotel bar in San Miguel de Allende, Diamante was created using a soft stippling technique to create an eye-catching yet delicate pattern. Designed in collaboration with Laundry Studio.
Castilleja is inspired by the symbolic language of flowers. Rooted in memories of wild blooms from her childhood camping trips in New Mexico, the pattern captures the artist’s personal connection to nature. Designed by Nicky Ovitt.
Taking its name from the Cavendish banana tree, Cavendish draws inspiration from the lush tropical prints of the 1940s. Its bold, leafy design evokes mid-century glamour while adding a touch of exotic escapism to any space. Designed in collaboration with Pattern People.
Two classic motifs — polka dots and florals — come together in a modern remix in this refreshing pattern, where dots nestle into leaves and stems and blossom like roses in a geometric garden. Designed in collaboration with Emily Isabella.
Inspired by murals seen around Mexico City, Pajarito captures the circular movement of birds in song, using a stippling technique to infuse a delicate energy and lightness. Designed in collaboration with Laundry Studio.
Inspired by the Pacific Northwest, this pattern translates the regions lush nature into a modern, abstract pattern. Here, the beauty of the leafy forest floor is captured and redefined for indoor enjoyment. Designed in collaboration with Pattern People.
Angelina's repeating arches were inspired by Manueline architecture, but the pattern has been softened and modernized with the addition of graduated color and a delicate floral motif. Designed in collaboration with Tilton Fenwick.
This wallpaper draws inspiration from PATCH NYC’s collection of intricately detailed antique watch chains, as well as their collaboration with Hermès, which involved deep research into the storied history of the French design house. Designed in collaboration with Patch NYC.
Hand-drawn birds and clouds float in this large scale, modern pattern that mixes a classic design with contemporary colors. Daydream shower curtains are available in our two most popular wallpaper colorways. Designed in collaboration with Julia Rothman.
Inspired by the beauty of fresh springtime blooms, Alpine Garden celebrates our everyday encounters with nature. Soft, delicate linework adds illustrative elegance, while lively primary hues bring playful movement.
In the garden of the unexpected, a mysterious snake makes its nest beneath a sweet-smelling canopy of wildflowers. Both the reptiles winding body and the flowers looping curves give this pattern a poetic fluidity reminiscent of its namesake. Designed in collaboration with Patch NYC.
The overlapping shapes of multicolored beach umbrellas come together to create a cheerful mosaic—a vibrant, harmonious whole. We reimagined this scene as a bold, abstract pattern designed to capture the exuberance of summer by the sea. Made in collaboration with The Aesthetics of Joy.
Inspired by The Big Lebowski’s singular characters, "striking" imagery, and oft-quoted dialogue, Abide is a visual feast of iconic movie moments. Is it our coolest pattern yet? That's just, like, our opinion man. Designed by Lisel Jane Ashlock. © Universal City Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.
This modern interpretation of the alien landscape of the ocean floor captures the creatures of the deep sea: translucent amphipods, fish with giant eyes that can see in the darkest depths, and jellyfish with rainbow rows of lights. Designed in collaboration with Pattern People.
This enchanting pattern reunites the turtle and the hare in a sophisticated spin on a childhood classic. Gleefully frolicking among the flora and fauna of their fairytale setting, the characters in this motif bring movement and whimsy to any space. Designed in collaboration with Patch NYC.
Inspired by the duality of the Zinnia flower’s structured form and inherent playfulness, this wallpaper mixes a geometric layout with soft and whimsical details. Part of our collaboration with Emily Isabella.
Inspired by the symmetrical patterns found in nature, Symmetry nods to the small irregularities found upon closer inspection. Leaves and flowers branch into an orderly repeating pattern, but each element is uniquely detailed. First created as a linocut, then translated to a screenprint, the pattern retains a handmade feel.
Heirloom celebrates the annual arrival of tomato season. Get lost in the vines—fill your baskets and pockets with sun-ripened fruit. Pure abundance! Made in collaboration with The Aesthetics of Joy.
Inspired by the sunny optimism of summer, Olive Grove pays homage to warmer days filled with meandering walks and picnics under the open sky. Soft, flowing vines add romantic elegance, while warm tonal hues bring detailed depth.
Lanai is inspired by the rich tradition and exuberant patterns of Hawaiian shirts, with a twist. Incorporating flora from the northeast—dahlias, cosmos, hydrangeas, and ferns—it is a reminder that aloha can be found everywhere.
Light and airy, this pattern conjures feelings of the carefree days of spring and summer. This fresh design is based on the cornflower, called "bleuet" in French, and brings a distinctly Parisian flair to any space.
Take a trip to one of our favorite cities without leaving your home! Our wallpaper homage to London is chock full of the city’s famous landmarks and institutions. In an array of stately colors, London Town will be right at home for Anglophiles of all ages.
This take on a traditional pattern emerged by taking apart circles and finding new ways to put them back together again — a vibrant, dynamic look softened with hand-drawn lines. Designed in collaboration with Heath Ceramics.
For any room that could use a touch of magic, Woodland’s forest setting conjures the wonder of fairy tales. Delight in the whimsical blend of towering trees and friendly animals that creates a dreamlike atmosphere. Designed by Robin Pieterse.
Since PATCH NYC’s inception, four-leaf clovers have appeared throughout their designs—as jewelry charms, appliqués, and recurring motifs. The humble clover, long associated with good luck, served as the inspiration for this pattern. Designed in collaboration with Patch NYC.
Meet us at the Twin Pines mall parking lot and hop a ride on a tricked out DeLorean. Destination: Hill Valley, California, 1955. Traditional toile gets a pop culture makeover with a blast from the past in this design inspired by the beloved 1985 film Back to the Future. Designed by Annie Brady. © Universal City Studios LLC and Amblin Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Escape to a peaceful world where pigs fly and moments of magic are around every corner with this folk-art inspired pattern. Soft line work combined with toile influences come together to create a gentle, meandering landscape where anything is possible. Designed in collaboration with Emily Isabella.
Inspired by Urania’s Mirror, a 19th-century set of astrology charts, this hand-drawn pattern evokes the mysterious motion of celestial bodies.Designed in collaboration with Julia Rothman.
Inspired by a painted mural in an old hotel bar in San Miguel de Allende, Andanza was created using a stippling technique to create a dramatic, yet delicate pattern. Designed in collaboration with Laundry Studio.
Inspired by the lush blue-toned Flemish and French tapestries admired during museum visits in Antwerp and Paris, this version of an imaginary landscape features majestic trees and a serene stream rendered in deep blues and rich browns. Designed by PATCH NYC.
