Reminiscent of tropical holidays this structural bird of paradise design displays a bold confident look and a lovely mix of matt and shine.

This stunning digitally printed wallpaper panel displays a highly figurative interpretation of an original ink and salt-printed silk fabric. Perhaps it could be construed as a mountainous landscape or a glacial terrain depending on the colourways selected. Whatever your interpretation it provides visual delight in any room.

This striking diamond weave is a result of experimenting with the bast yarn of the sisal plant which can easily link together flat without a loom or weaving frame. The designers used this to create surfaces that were divided and rotated against one another to create an appealing diamond pattern. The surfaces are further enhanced by metallic colouring - emphasised by foam and gloss structures after 3D printing. All wallpapers from this collection come from sustainable production and are a 100% free of any PVC, solvents and softeners.

Featuring wide expressive brush marks contrasting against striking metallic layers Suzuri makes a contemporary statement. With a tactile linen feel and modernist vibe this Harlequin wallpaper can be hung either horizontally or vertically.

Southborough is a textured wallcovering, ensuring its chevron ombre reflects the tones found in Henry`s clay work. Southborough cocoons interiors in deepening shades of Rose, Chocolate, Matcha, and Pacific. The colours intensify throughout the ombre, giving new meaning to this stepped chevron design.

This mid-scale check gives the effect of tiles in a checkerboard formation on the wall. Browns and blues, greens and creams - each colour combination enhances the blocks without seeming too perfect. Checkmate on the walls.