Toile Wall Murals Wallpaper

Trailing floral vines create an open frame around the emperor’s musician as birds and peacocks listen on intently. This beautiful chinoiserie scene is taken from an 18th century wallpaper document possibly inspired by oriental draughtsman Jean-Baptiste Pillement. Printed on a paper backed fine textile ground to emphasise the appearance of fabric covered walls.

Featuring a striking central tree trunk and etched bird motif this delicate wallpaper is adorned with sophisticated metallic highlights. With influences drawn from Temple Newsam a Jacobean house near Leeds this design is a recreated fabric from the much loved Chintz design for their first collection in 1983. Smart with painted woodwork. A toile and velvet of the same name is also available.

The Grand Tour introduced this style of Italianate baroque gardens to the aesthetic of English stately homes. Taken from a 19th century block printed wallpaper this interpretation is printed on a paper-backed fine textile ground giving the illusion of fabric on the wall.

This wallpaper was inspired by a carpet hand-woven at Merton Abbey and exhibited by Morris & Co. at the 1893 Arts and Crafts Society exhibition. The original design probably came from the enormous Persian original hung by Morris in his dining room at Kelmscott House and is now produced in versatile restful colourways and a fabric of the same name. Priced by meter sold in multiples of repeats 106.1cms

Flouting Mountains - Based on an archive document and inspired by the drawings on an ancient hanging scroll rolling waterfalls and towering mountains depict a classic Chinese scene. Hand drawn using pen and watercolour Floating Mountains is printed on a paper backed textile ground heightening its authenticity and provenance. The Mineral colourway with its ethereal look is printed on a mica ground.

Eastern Palace By Sam Wilde - The Japanese word fuubutsushi marks the anticipation we feel for the changing seasons. It’s the understanding that each precious moment in our lives is fleeting and each of these changes will bring with them a new season. With a passion for the natural history and cultural heritage of Japan Sam’s artwork chronologies the country’s four main islands subsequently represented by the four seasons. Each island houses ancient shinto shrines temples and monuments beside which sits a rich tapestry of endemic seasonal flora and topiary. Lastly beneath the islands lay sleeping giant kami represented by the animals only found in Japan the elusive giant catfish giant salamander samurai crab and stone turtle.

Avalonis is a mythical landscape of small interlinking islands threaded together like inviable chapters. Created by Royal College of Art graduate Ruth Blanke they characterise the connection between humans and animals. A stunning wide width wallpaper Avalonis represents the flow of eternal life navigating and negotiating limited only by the challenges we face. Overlapping screens and translucent inks create the wallpaper’s variety of shades from just two colours and long table printing was used to best represent the final aesthetic Ruth wanted to achieve.

This plain ground coordinates seamlessly with the room-wrapping panoramic mural, Chariot of Dawn Toile.

This plain ground coordinates seamlessly with the room-wrapping panoramic mural, Chariot of Dawn Toile.

Celebrating 10 years since its launch this hugely popular design by mural artist Melissa White is based on a 17th century painting. Depicting a lush pastoral landscape with a church waterfalls and stylised foliage it’s influenced by religious and hunting themes. Introducing a new Indigo colourway Verdure is digitally printed on non-woven paper and available in two further colours.

this wallpaper is beautiful! But it was a very small amount for the price. Nancy. Austin, TX. Fri Dec 19 2025