Textured Tile/Panel Wallpaper

Topkapi Palace, Iznik style pottery, and the beautiful carpets in Palaces old and new, we tried to dream and reimagine an ideal Ottoman-inspired new kind of chic. Colors that are fresh and modern, blended with themes that date back hundreds of years, Topkapi Garden includes sumptuous velvets and Belgian linens, with metallic grasscloth wallpapers and wall panels. Wall panels that are uniquely designed to be cuttable at popular and 9', 10' and 12' wall heights, solving many typical issues designers have. Topkapi Garden is a pattern inspired by the Iznik tiled wall mural at the Topkapi Palace, in Istambul, Turkey. A garden of cypress trees, tall as minarets and underplanted with hyacinth bells, has been immortalized on tiles in an alcove in the harem, once the most private – and forbidden – part of the palace.

Let your imagination run free in this expressive 4m x 3m panel hand painted in the Harlequin studio. Our interpretation of Sophie’s woodland garden highlights of floral pinks and lilac run throughout contrasting with a palette of lush and jewel toned greens.

Kayon sisal panel is a graphic allover floral pattern that is printed on our beautifully textured Haruki sisal wallpaper. This large-scale panel design, with its scrolling stylized flower forms, is enlivened by clever little surprises hidden within its dense foliage. Use it for a fabulous focal wall, or wrap an entire room to make a truly stunning statement.

Inspired by an antique tapestry, the fanciful flora and whimsical fauna of Chaucer's forest panel set were reconfigured and rescaled to create this extraordinary two-panel design. Each element in this wonderful scenic wallpaper is beautifully detailed, including the weave-like texture that creates dimension and evokes the original textile. Whether this design is used around an entire room or framed on a focal wall, the effect is playful, mystical, and fabulously chic.

“Topkapi Palace, Iznik style pottery, and the beautiful carpets in Palaces old and new, we tried to dream and reimagine an ideal Ottoman-inspired new kind of chic. Colors that are fresh and modern, blended with themes that date back hundreds of years, Topkapi Garden includes sumptuous velvets and Belgian linens, with metallic grasscloth wallpapers and wall panels. Wall panels that are uniquely designed to be cuttable at popular and 9', 10' and 12' wall heights, solving many typical issues designers have. Topkapi Garden is a pattern inspired by the Iznik tiled wall mural at the Topkapi Palace, in Istambul, Turkey. A garden of cypress trees, tall as minarets and underplanted with hyacinth bells, has been immortalized on tiles in an alcove in the harem, once the most private – and forbidden – part of the palace.”

Created with the help of AI, Acanthus Forest Panel derives its painterly, textural look from one of our beloved best sellers, Acanthus Stripe Sisal. A set of four panels (each 54” wide and 14' tall), this large-scale, scenic wallpaper offers an ethereal, contemporary winterscape with a hand-painted, mural-like effect.Â

Elikónas - a large mountain looming over a cusp of the Korinthian Gulf. Our paper here is what you see when you sink into your car at midnight, and drive up the winding (never-ending, completely frightening, even more freeing) road. You stop - you look up. The glitz of hand-leafed gold in stellar cosmic ranges, gracing the deep dark (graphite) night of your wall.

Xánthos is the ancient greek word for yellow. Sitting at your favorite cafe/bar/dance club (depending on what time it is maybe) at the seats, you always go for - right up back against that 14th-century wall. You sit and chat and laugh and think, all while the sun is coming down over that incredible sea horizon, and just as you take notice again of the ancient dust falling ever so slightly around you. The sun streaks the low sky, bursting that yellow that is just so bright and so warm, and then, unlike this wall, you lean on, it’s gone in a split second.

Rounikós translates to runic in Greek. These colors remind us of the strong symbolic characters of the runes scattered across Greece, brought there by Nordic traders who had their glorious tales to tell!

Ávra is that cool afternoon breeze that softly comes upon you and makes no waves. You're relaxing with your arms crossed behind your head. Feet crossed too (why not, after all?) - oh, I almost forgot. You're floating in a sea that is so salty that you catch your rays while staying buoyantly cool and then even cooler is that breeze that makes no waves just sweet, soft ripples in the sea that surrounds you. Ávra is a shimmer metal color patterned in unique vertical column formation.

Moonlight as it falls through the long branches of gray-green leaves in the ancient olive grove where you hide, awaiting your secret love at the appointed hour.

Óniero is the Greek word for dream, and our dreams hold our shadows in quiet - or loud as all hell - contemplation. The perfect afternoons we spent skipping down the olive groves, the dry dusty ground coming up and mixing with the dark heat behind us. We wouldn't talk for hours with our voices, only our hand and facial gestures - hey hey, this rock is the one. This is the rock of all rocks. Look look! Have you ever felt freer?