Zoffany Floral & Botanical Wallpaper

Based on a delicate chinoiserie panel depicting peacocks perching on blossom branches and mirroring the fabric design of the same name this contemporary wallpaper has been repainted and printed in soft colourways with twists of colour bleached out to create a gentle aged effect.

Gorgeous, great quality. The detail in design is exquisite, and the colors are rich and vibrant. Arrives in a timely manner with exepitonal packaging.. Colleen. Shreveport, LA. Thu Sep 11 2025

This design featured in the first ever Zoffany collection and has remained a firm favourite ever since. Originally produced as a wallpaper for Temple Newsam a stately home near Leeds tropical birds perch amongst gnarled branches and springtime flowers on this 140cm panel that’s digitally printed on a non-woven base.

The movement and majesty of a tree-filled park are beautifully painted with surface rollers to capture this archived design. Reproduced in rich, organic colorways to reflect the passing of time, this design has a luxurious depth and creates instant impact in a room.

Absolutely amazing. Beautiful!. Jamie. Plains, KS. Sat Jul 12 2025

This classic chinoiserie layout of a peony trail with blossoms and birds was designed by mural artist Rosie Mennem and displays her contemporary mural style of painting. Rotary printed in jubilant colorways on a stripe effect background, it had been designed to coordinate with the printed and silk fabric of the same name.

Lavish lotus leaves have been intricately crafted using artisan gilding techniques to create the artwork for this stunning wallpaper panel and are a smaller-scale version of the Taisho panel. Gravure was printed to retain the detail of the original artwork, and the foil substrate has been printed with a mixture of opaque inks to create variations of matt and shine whilst the luster adds to the deco feel of the wallpaper.

This wallpaer is dramatic and beautiful. I have it in my powder bath and it has a surprising wow factor, while also is rich.. Janis. San Rafael, CA. Fri Mar 17 2023

Enlarged, elegant chrysanthemum heads and dynamic colorways combine to add drama to this non-woven-backed fabric wallpaper while retaining femininity in the graceful lines of this design through its digital printing. It is named after Evelyn Waugh, whose 1930s novel ‘Vile Bodies depicted this colorful scene, and a fabric of the same name is also available.

Depicting a large-scale landscape of a lush Indian garden and continuing the successful collaboration with Melissa White this wallpaper design is digitally printed to capture the detail of the original artwork. Fabrics in linen and velvet of the same name complement the wallpaper design. Order in multiples of 1.5m (1.26yard)

With a relaxed country feel, this whimsical wallpaper showcases thick brushstrokes creating organic botanical forms on organic-colored backgrounds.

This delightful wallpaper is based on a Chinese-painted wallcovering hanging in Nostell Priory and originally appeared in Zoffanys National Trust II collection. Popular amongst the aristocracy in the late 18th century, this form of decoration now looks beautiful in contemporary and classic settings.

Elise. Schuylerville, NY. Fri Dec 08 2023

Evocative of the Arcadian Thames an elegant trail of branches leaves and calling birds embodies simplicity and romanticism. Retaining the same textural appearance as its fabric counterpart this pared-back design is printed on a paper-backed fine textile wallcovering.

Joyous large-scale roses in full bloom are printed on linen evoking memories of a golden era. Flamboyant and mesmerizing this beautiful wallpaper has a timeless quality and was inspired by a 19th-century archive design. The use of unusual colour combinations retains the antique textures of the original document. A fabric of the same name is also available.

This exquisitely painted wallpaper design features arrangements of peony branches and foliage in a simplified trail of the flowers taken from the fabric of the same name, resulting in a design that is both delicate and contemporary but which also reflects the style of Chinese papers from the late 18th century. This wallpaper is designed by South African artist Kelly Higgs, who specializes in floral paintings and displays her love of the flora and fauna found in her native land.

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.

Throughout the 18th century, pineapples became a symbol of prosperity and wealth amongst the English elite with Arcadian Thames resident and poet Alexander Pope trading the exotic fruits for items of importance and curiosity. Our homage to this highly regarded fruit captures the distinctive character of indigo resist prints.

Designed by QEST Scholar and artist Charlie Calder-Potts Lost Lands is a layered deeply thoughtful mural that reflects the childhood home as a place of foundation growth and magic. Animals hide amongst trees and shrubs subtle yet evocative a timeless journey of imagination in these Lost Lands.

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.

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.

This delicate ‘tree of life’ wallpaper which has been taken from a wall hanging in Chambalon Castle in Switzerland displays a charming innocence on an expansive ground in dramatic colourways. Hand drawn on textured cloth and digitally reprinted this wide-width wallpaper is striking in its perfect simplicity. A fabric of the same name is also available.

Stylized scattered dandelion heads are painted with spontaneous brushstrokes on this wallpaper design, printed on a degraded background reminiscent of earth. Produced in tempting colorways, this design is also available as a fabric of the same name.

Beautiful muted neutral wallpaper ! Used in side entry and so many compliments !. Anonymous. Fri May 24 2024

Elegant curvaceous flowers leaves and tendrils loosely trail across this generously spaced wallpaper pattern inspired by an 18th century English toile. Detailed botanical drawings sit upon a plain background printed in sophisticated colourways. Modernised through its monumental scale this 137cm wide wallpaper is sold by the repeat of 189.2cm and multiples thereof. A fabric of the same name is also available. Sold by repeat order in multiples of 189.2cms

Scrolling trails of delicate florals bugs and butterflies adorn this decorative wallcovering which is inspired by an archival hand painted Chinese silk table runner.

Reimagined in a bold palette of Zoffany highlight colors for the Damask collection, Villandry features a large-scale wallpaper design inspired by an 18th-century piece of silk damask.

Based on a Chinese printed wallcovering hanging in Yorkshire’s Nostell Priory, this climbing rose design was originally featured in Zoffany’s National Trust II collection. Popular amongst the aristocracy in the late 18th century, our captivating chinoiserie is produced on non-woven grounds.

Olivia. Eureka, MO. Wed Jun 24 2026

Inspired by a 19th-century Kalamkari block print in Zoffany's archive the Mughal Menagerie is abundant in design riches. An intricate decorative border frames all manner of animals: Peacocks elephants squirrels and goats sit on an opulent gold ground using traditional and digital printing methods. The indigo/madder is set on an opulent gold ground which uses a combined printing and digital technique to create an especially vivid red of this madder colorway. Mural on a roll, panels with space between each panel for trimming.

Richmond Park was based upon a block-printed wallpaper simulating tapestry from the end of the 19th century which is probably French. The sycamore trees.

Evoking a feeling of summer memories, strolling along the tree-lined paths of Kensington Gardens, this atmospheric wallcovering is named after the effect of sunlight passing through a dense tree canopy. Available as a 3m panel (or 4m on special order) and printed on a mica ground, a subtle shimmer highlights layers of delicate leaves, creating a glorious ombre that contrasts between light and dark.

Hillary. Denver Co. Tue Jun 21 2022

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.

Gravure printed wallpaper

Named after the stunning variety of the Papaver poppy this detailed design draws inspiration from the Zoffany archive. The intricate details of the flower from its charming insect to the delicate roots are beautifully matched by the intricacy of the linework of the stipes.

Copes Tail - Named after Holland House (formerly Cope Castle) this whimsical design takes its cue from the old orchards surrounding this incredible Jacobean residence. Painted in a loose watercolour elements from exotic specimen plants and swaying grasses combine to create an elegant tree of life design. Printed on a paper backed fine textile ground.

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.

Taking its name from the mud-resist printing technique, the Hindi word 'to press,' Zoffany's Dabu Stripe features a twisting stripe and delicate floral sprigs set against a subtle polka dot background. This design is drawn from a Zoffany archive document, originally taken from an indigo resist.

A striking damask wallpaper with an extra high repeat makes this design perfect for high ceilings. Named after the Duchess of Devonshire, this design is rotary printed on wide-width paper in gentle colorways to suit classic and contemporary interiors.

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

Digital print wallpaper.

Incredibly well suited to taller rooms or an excellent way to give intimate spaces the illusion of height, the oversized vertical palms of this rotary printed damask take their inspiration from French interiors.

A delicate painterly trail of acers is digitally printed on the laminated jacquard base cloth of this wallpaper. Sold by the metre and available in both warm and cool colourways a fabric of the same name is also available.

Depicting storks stood at the water’s edge and small birds perched on nearby branches the original version of this wallpaper is believed to date between 1825 and 1850. Discovered hidden behind oak panelling at Temple Newsham in 1894 this adaptation’s pictorial scene is framed by bamboo lattice work which amplifies the height of the design. Digitally printed on woven grass cloth.

Carefully making its way across a game of metaphorical snakes and ladders pangolin mothers desperately clamber across a perilous terrain of rickety bridges. Dicing with the precarities of life the next generation scrambles to cling on as giant floating fruits disguise the subversive tone of a carnivalesque atmosphere. One of the most illegally trafficked animals of the past decade the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) has listed all eight species of pangolin under the threat of extinction.

Paradise Row - This glorious hand drawn artwork takes its influences from botanical studies and unique flora gathered from around the world. Accurate watercolour tones showcase the beauty of this original wallpaper.

This was very cheaply printed and would have required extra cutting to make it work. Comes in a wide roll. Alexzandra. Mon Jun 27 2022

Discovered at Temple Newsam between 1750-1770 the Diamonds & Flowers design was found on the top floor of the West Wing in the Tudor-Jacobean home. Featuring a small lattice pattern composed of four blocks of eight bars with a sprig of flowers at the center encircled by a toothed border Diamonds & Flowers is a design synonymous with Zoffany. It has been surface printed to capture the essence of the original printed document. This beautifully intricate design continues to endure in its timeless simplicity.

Inspired by the Nootka conifer, this surface-printed wallpaper has the appearance of looking upwards through a tree canopy. With a subtle textural feel, almost like layered branches, it shares a wonderful sense of depth.

This all time Zoffany classic has been repainted in a relaxed watercolour style. A hand drawn interpretation of an original document its influences are thought to come from a late 19th century French artwork painted to emulate earlier (17th to early 18th century) woven and embroidered textiles. Quirky and uplifting Baroque-style scrolling foliage and stylised flowers give an overall effect that is rather grand hence the name Pompadour. Digitally printed on a woven grasscloth.

This Himalayan variety of the allium flower the Wallichi gently sways with its stems and dramatic flower heads moving gracefully across this fluid rhythmic floral design. Inspired by Zoffany archival documents the Wallichi design has been painted in a watercolor style to depict a time-worn effect.