Sanderson Wallpaper

Elegantly spaced partridge feathers are placed geometrically on this wallpaper and printed with opaque inks. A beautiful chalky finish makes this a must for large expanses of wall.

A contemporary wallpaper design displaying boughs of foliage arranged in a graphic pattern and printed with glitter highlights. Perfect for adding a sumptuous element to bedrooms or catching candlelight in dining rooms. A fabric of the same name is also available.

A tranquil wallpaper design featuring graceful silhouetted seabirds soaring through the summer sky. This design seamlessly coordinates with the rest of the collection and ideal for creating a space for dreaming.

Inspired by an original Sanderson archive document, the majestic flowerheads of the King Protea plant have been faithfully interpreted and recoloured to create this stunning statement wallpaper. The design’s sophisticated Linen colourway gives a hint of glamour against the matt tone work, which together with the Aqua colourway has lovely mica highlights.

This restful wallpaper design features a stylised pine tree reminiscent of the landscape of the Greek islands. Inspired by a Sanderson archive design from the 1920s, it has been redrawn for todays interiors. A fabric of the same name is also available.

A contemporary damask wallpaper design of stylised foliage and flowers inspired by a hand printed document from the Sanderson archive. Available in muted colourways, this is a beautiful choice for an all-over wallcovering and a woven fabric is available of the same name.

With its handmade crepe effect enhanced by a subtle emboss, the textural look of this dual coloured ikat wallpaper is inspired by a silk robe. Kasuri’s bold colourways, ranging from vibrant to classic, make a statement in any room.

A powerful symbol of royalty and faithfulness, Kalapi’s characterful peacocks with their glorious metallic tailfeathers stand proudly on this striking wallpaper, which was inspired by a fragment of 19th century Indian chintz from the Sanderson archive.

Inspired by Japanese watercolour artworks, this wallpaper design was originally painted in watery inks to capture the diffused mist that hangs over ancient forests. The conifer forest fades in and out across the design with twisting colours of dappled light. Ideal for statement walls.

This updated 19th Century toile depicts a lively pastoral scene. This wide-width wallpaper has a soft washed effect background and is also available as fabric.

Representative of a traditional ikat design, the fine textural effect of this striped wallpaper displays a striking, crisp feel. Wide width and multidirectional, Ishi’s cloth like detail co-ordinates with its matching fabric.

Imitating the effect of grass cloth, this smart textural plain fabric is the perfect coordinate to the patterned fabrics and wallpapers in the collection and available in eight discrete colourways .

Originally painted in watercolour, an Indian elephant marches across a heavy, textured wallpaper background giving a soft watermark effect in delicate colourways. A talking point for hallways and reception rooms.

Hykenham - A classic Sanderson floral from the talented hand of Kenneth Truman, produced for the first time as a wallpaper. Truman joined Sanderson in 1939 bringing an astonishing aptitude for botanical drawing. He influenced the look and quality of floral artwork created at Sanderson’s Uxbridge studio for more than three decades.

Hollyhocks - Add a vintage feel to any room with this iconic Sanderson floral, produced as a wallpaper for the first time. Surface printing gives a lovely 3D quality to the design’s chalky ground.

With a chalky feel, Henton is an easy to use semi-plain wallpaper that’s surface printed with a simple modern chevron design in classic country house colours.

A versatile, mid-scale geometric wallpaper with a weathered quality to the printing technique available in gentle summer colourways. Use to modernise floral schemes in all rooms of the house and team with the fabric of the same name.

A trail of twisting ivy leaves climb upwards to create this all-over wallpaper design produced in both lifelike colourways and smart, graphic colour combinations. Made popular in Victorian times, it provides the same sense of bringing the outside in. Team with the fabric of the same name.

Hampton Trellis coordinates magnificently with all designs in The Glasshouse collection. Named after the wonderful maze at Hampton Court, this smart structural geometric pattern has been rotary printed to provide a chalky opaque ground against the metallic and gritter detailing of the trellis design.

A technique rich wallpaper of stylised pods, flowers and leaves, this hand painted Sanderson design has a lovely textural feel across its statement motifs.

The most beautiful bats can be found hanging from the branches of a magical tree, along with wise old owls, squirrels, mice and butterflies. This delightful wallpaper is produced in pastel colourways to add to its charm.

Inspired by historical drawings and plans of 17th Century Baroque gardens, this fine wallpaper features a detailed symmetrical design with intricate trees and watercolour line work. Available in gentle colourways and also as a fabric of the same name.

Galapagos depicts a vintage map of Darwins famous archipelago. This is however no ordinary map; upon closer inspection it comes to life with whimsical paintings of the islands wildlife and marine life. This design is also available as a printed fabric in

Originally created using watercolour pencils and paints, this exotic botanical wallpaper design depicts Blue Jays and Wood Warblers amongst the branches surrounded by peaches, cherries, pears and plums. Welcoming in hallways and reception rooms.

Outlines of feeding flamingos come together in this striking wallpaper, available in both vivacious colourways and subtle hues. An updated Warner archive design, the wallpaper has a rich, chalky finish and provides a talking point in smaller rooms of the house and makes a statement in larger spaces.

Fanciful finches are painted on a background of delicate entwined branches in pen and ink. The soft hues of the background and a glazed finish enhance the youthful fresh appeal of this charming wallpaper design. Team with the fabric of the same name for maximum impact.

Inspired by the nineteenth century craze for fern collecting and the drawings in subsequent botanist’s publications, this beautifully illustrated Sanderson wallpaper displays diverse and characterful leaf shapes and fragile fronds.

A selection of beautifully drawn fern prints taken from the Sanderson Archive are placed within frames to create artfully displayed pictures on a wall.

Inspired by archival hand block printed domino paper and available in three elegant colourways, the tonal wash of this irregular small-scale leaf design displays a gentle watercolour effect.

Entwined birch tree branches trail upwards on this whimsical wallpaper design which was inspired by a painted sampler discovered in the archive. Branches shimmer with metallic highlights and tonal watercolour layers add to the designs enchanting feel. Available in neutral colourways and ideal for spaces in need of light.

Up-scaled, elegant sketchbook studies of delicate grasses and British wild flowers are placed on this restful wallpaper. Available in subtle colourways to bring harmony to your home.

A smart useable wallpaper for a variety of living spaces, Fan Palm from Sanderson creates an elegant silhouette shape with fine line work bringing a subtle textural look. Metallic inks offset with the Linen, Charcoal and Rhodera colourways to dramatic effect.

Dreamy castle turrets reach up to the clouds and fairies play amongst the flowers and butterflies to create this magical wallpaper design. Produced in airy colourways for a vintage feel.

Majestic deer stand proudly and spaced apart on this smart wallpaper design, ideal for modern living spaces or more traditional reading rooms. Subtle golden metallic inks are printed beneath the hand drawn penwork and is available in both dark and light colourways. A fabric of the same name is also available.

With a delicate trail of flowering wild chamomile, this wallpaper is produced in pale colourways with subtle bursts of colour. Pair alongside the fabric of the same name for a contemporary country look.

Etchings & Rose - Three rare and beautifully engraved prints from Mulhouse have been faithfully reproduced in this simple but effective wallpaper design. The addition of coloured backgrounds provides a very contemporary feel in spite of its antique origins.

Featuring a classic geometric pattern with beautiful opacity and a hint of metallic, this Baroque-inspired wallpaper design is printed on a chalky background in a range of colourways. A fine choice for formal rooms and home offices.

In contrast to its blousy Victorian contemporaries, the Chinese inspired decorative style of this 1920’s Jeffrey & Co. archive design is adorned with large peonies and tropical butterflies. A wide width wallpaper, its opaque detail pays homage to the block printed original, elevated even further by the addition of subtle metallic highlights.

This wide-width wallpaper displays a flock of geese in flight on a sumptuous chalky background and is created using special printing techniques to retain the exquisite detail of the original artwork and the dreamy colourways. Use alongside the fabric of the same name.

Nostalgic blossom sprigs are placed all over this paintery wide-width wallpaper, produced in inspiring colourways and available as a fabric of the same name. Use to create a welcoming feeling in living spaces, or add a touch of femininity to bedrooms with this design.

An effortlessly harmonious wallpaper design which uses a matt and mica printing technique to add to the visual intrigue to the illustrations of dune hares along a coastline.

Dandelion Clocks - Fiona Howard created this fun 50’s retro pattern for the Sanderson studio in 2009, which features stylised dandelion heads with seeds radiating from a central point.

Stylised birds perch upon curvaceous trailing branches on this wide-width wallpaper, produced in subtle colourways and available as a fabric of the same name. Use to add a patterned backdrop to plain furniture pieces.

Lounging lobsters sit proudly upon this cheerful wallpaper inspired by the annual Crab and Lobster Festival in Cromer, Norfolk. The original artwork was created using lino printing on textured paper to add depth to the design. Team with driftwood inspired furniture.

Inspired by a beautiful, painted silk, this wallpaper was designed in the Sanderson studio. Telling a story of English water gardens, Emperor ducks, characterful frogs and regal koi carp pair with irises and roses to recreate the spirit of the 1930s.

This wallpaper features tiny jewel-like cowparsley flowers layered with lacy ferns on lively coloured backgrounds for a fresh, contemporary design. A fabric of the same name is available.

This sophisticated, large-scale damask wallpaper design in subtle colourways, created with wooden blocks on textured paper, adds a relaxed elegance to any room of the home. Pair with the fabric of the same name.

Coraline is an elegant wallpaper developed from intricate lace-like hand cut lino prints. Subtle mica highlights nestle within the contours of the coral adding definition and providing a subtle shimmer. Available in oceanic colourways to add a sense of calm to hectic spaces in the home.

A delicate, two-colour trailing wallpaper featuring curved branches and small-scale leaves in gentle colourways. An ideal wallpaper for creating calm in busy rooms.

Inspired by pebble beaches, this design was created by hand cutting two lino blocks and printing them on top of each other to create a gentle, shadowy appearance. Available in faded beach colourways and ideal for use on all walls in a room.

This undulating tropical trail evokes the feeling of the Amazonian jungle with hummingbirds and exotic flora. This wide width paper complements the Clementine printed fabric.

Christabel is a versatile floral trail in the style for which Sanderson is renowned. The wallpaper has a slightly smaller scale than the complementary fabric of the same name.

Inspired by an archive document, branches of an abundant tree and singing birds trail across this painterly wallpaper design in muted, fresh colourways. Use this design to add a feminine touch to any room of the house and team with the fabric of the same name.

Chinoiserie Hall is inspired by a beautifully coloured archive wallpaper called Chinese Magpie, believed to be designed by William Turner (1867-1936) and produced by Jeffrey & Co. In this iteration, intricate budgies perch on delicate branches amongst springtime blossom and neat buds.

Trails of horse chestnut blossom have been painted in watercolour with pencil detailing creating a modern interpretation to a traditional floral wallpaper.

A Sanderson classic since its design was created in 1957, the ultimate rose bouquet wallpaper is available in classic floral colourways, including the original pink and white. It is also available as a fabric of the same name.

Caverley - Based on an early 19th century hand block print and typically English in style, this wallpaper depicts charming birds perched on leafy boughs amongst generous blossom.

Elaborate and decorative, this wallpaper design was inspired by a document from the Sanderson archive and repainted to add depth for the contemporary home. A variety of useable colourways are available.

A truly stunning representation of exotic fruits inspired by damask influences and botanical drawing, Cantaloupe is a wide-with wallpaper with a wonderfully contemporary look. A hand printed textural effect adorns the design’s chalky opaque ground and a beautiful metallic shimmer features across the Bastille and Mudstone colourways.

Originating in Brazil, the Calathea or ‘Prayer Plant’ was a favourite for illustration in the late 19th century due to its remarkable decorative foliage. Elegant and strikingly detailed, this wide-width wallpaper from Sanderson creates a striped pillar of abundant tropical leaves across the wall. A matching fabric is also available.