Leopard and Roses: Drawing inspiration from the Belle Époque era, when French culture and arts flourished, this design celebrates les cocottes — Parisian courtesans whose impeccable taste and sense of style dictated the fashion of the day. Their unapologetic elegance and extravagant lives set the tone for an era of glamour, and this wallpaper pays homage to their enduring influence. A mix of bold leopard spots and romantic roses captures the daring yet feminine spirit of the time.

Poles and Roses: A classic design that pays homage to Marie-Antoinette’s personal style, particularly her love of simple yet elegant patterns at her royal retreat, Petit Trianon. This design features a feminine and airy aesthetic, with delicate roses entwined around vertical lines, evoking a sense of timeless grace. Available in two scales — small and large — this design adapts to both intimate spaces and grand interiors, offering versatility without losing its regal charm.

Ladybird: Universally known as a symbol of good luck, the Ladybird design brings positivity and charm to any space. The bold yet playful repeat pattern of ladybirds contrasts beautifully with the geometric trellis motif, creating a vibrant and striking design that adds movement and joy to your walls. A perfect choice for anyone seeking to bring lightness and brightness into their home, with an added touch of good fortune.

Confetti: Inspired by the joyful spirit of celebrations and parties, Confetti is a light-hearted and fun design that embodies movement and energy. Its dynamic pattern brings a sense of playfulness and excitement, making it an ideal choice for spaces where you want to evoke a sense of joy and vitality. The scattered design mirrors the spontaneous, festive nature of confetti—never static, always full of life.

Mrs Platt: With its small scale and subtle gradient of colour, Mrs Platt offers a sophisticated yet impactful aesthetic. Based on the wings of the mythical Phoenix, this design represents resilience, renewal, and transformation. Its delicate yet striking form makes it perfect for more intimate spaces such as guest loos, corridors, bars, or dining rooms, where it can leave a lasting impression without overwhelming the senses.

Longchamp: A bold yet playful design that channels the swinging 1960s aesthetic, Longchamp was inspired by the works of the pioneering artist and designer Sonia Delaunay, whose revolutionary approach to colour and form helped define the Orphism movement. With its vivid shapes and energetic patterns, this design brings a sense of boldness and vitality to any space. Perfect for those who want to make a statement while celebrating the beauty of modern art and design.

Photography Alex Baxter