Modern wallpapers are often striking not only with their high quality, but also complex bright prints. The creation of drawings of designers of famous brands is increasingly inspiring the surrounding nature, the world of wild animals, geometeric figures and vintage ornaments.
Historical design
London Wallpapers IV - Little Greene wallpaper collection fully consists of archival drawings of the English Heritage Foundation, created between 1760 and 1950. Such historical prints are only 12, and coloring 58.
The image of Great Ormond Street parrots repeats in detail the wallpaper pattern in the house built at the very beginning of the 18th century on Great Ormond Street. By the way, wallpaper with this pattern were popular at the end of the XIX century.
London Wallpapers IV, Little Greene
A on the Upper Brook Street pattern depicts flowers of the African plant of Knikhofia, named after the German botanist Johann Jerome Knikhof. In the archives of the English Heritage, it was written that these wallpapers were made manually to order at the end of the XVIII century, and pasted on the previous layer in the house at the Upper-Brook Street.
London Wallpapers IV, Little Greene
Historical ornaments are in the Wallpaper Collections Farrow and Ball. Pay attention to Lotus wallpaper. This extravagant damask with a jacquard weaving effect was found among the French archival samples of the XIX century.
Wallpaper Lotus, Farrow and Ball
And on the creation of the classic English flower pattern Wisteria from Farrow and Ball, designers inspired silk jacquard XIX century. Wallpapers are presented in shades of Red Earth, French Gray and Churlish Green.
Wallpaper, Farrow and Ball
Landscape sketches
The floral ornament is still popular. Drawings of designers and artists are applied to wallpaper with digital printing or relief printing, and reminders of immressionists.
Abbey Gardens Wallpaper from the Tresco collection from Paint and Paper Library is a landscape sketchy of the Abbatian gardens on the island of the artist of Hugo Dalton. The wallpaper canvas developed when the artist laid out the sketches on one of the garden tracks in random order.
Wallpaper Abbey Gardens, Paint and Paper Library
Wallpaper Brehmi from the Zardozi collection from Designers Guild. The sophisticated ornament from the colors of the nasturtium is made manually and applied to the fliesline base using digital printing. Wallpapers are presented in five colors - blue, green, light beige, gray and sea wave.
Wallpaper Brehmi, Designers Guild
On the textured wallpaper ARJUNA LEAF from the Zardosi collection from Designers Guild depicts tropical plants. This drawing is applied to a smooth fliesline basis using relief printing.
Wallpaper Arjuna Leaf, Designers Guild
Birds and wild animals
A bright example is the wallpaper from Sanderson with the image of Evesham Deer graceful deer and flying birds Elisian Geese, Seagulls.
Bright geometric prints
Combination of colors Hague Blue, Vardo and Arsenic Strips Block Print Stripe from Farrow and Ball allows you to stick wallpaper as vertically and horizontally.
Wallpaper Block Print Stripe, Farrow and Ball
Zardozi - spectacular wallpapers from Designers Guild with a pattern of hexagons with a light metal glitter are presented in seven colors.
Wallpaper Zardozi, Designers Guild
The new version of the traditional design of Rheinsberg from Designers Guild is a geometric pattern in the form of an elegant oriental lattice is applied to a soft fliesline base. These wallpapers look spectacular in any interior.
