Sanderson Wallpaper

Featuring dainty hummingbirds with their iridescent feathers amongst wild grasses. This delicate wallpaper design in a faithful interpretation of a document from the Sanderson wallpaper archive and is printed to capture the hand-blocked feel of the original. Beautiful in bedrooms, hallways and garden rooms.

Stunning painted peacock feathers, printed in luminous colours, reflect the iridescent quality of this flamboyant creature. The separate motifs are arranged with gentle overlaps to give an informal design that is both serene and theatrical - ideal for living spaces. Team with the fabric of the same name.

Displaying the orderly nature of an allotment, rows of vegetables, potting sheds, greenhouses, hen houses and beehives adorn this whimsical wide-width wallpaper. Pair with the fabric of the same name in rooms that overlook the garden.

A captivating wallpaper, this design is a multi-directional damask featuring berries and stylised flower heads, printed with metallic effects for added depth and movement. Calming colourways and a sense of gentle rhythm make this design infinitely easy to live with.

A fabulous and unique design depicting exquisitely observed cactus plants and orchid flowers encapsulated in a glass-domed terrarium. Mica highlights capture the sheen from the top of the dome.

Originally hand block printed in 1948 and much loved, the hunting scene has been repainted on this dramatic wallpaper to capture the charm of the original. At home in studies and cosy living and dining rooms, this design can be teamed with the fabric of the same name.

Swallows a serene design dating from the 1930s exemplifies the stylised elegance associated with this era. Originally a chintzed cotton fabric it shows a flock of slender swallows soaring through the open sky. Available once more as a fabric it is now also available as a wallpaper.

This trailing wallpaper design was Inspired by hand-drawn sketches and features the profusion of flora and fauna found in hedgerows of the British countryside. Produced in delicate colourways, there is also a fabric available of the same name.

Stapleton Park - Hand drawn for fabric by Pat Etheridge in 1990, this large-scale floral bouquet in a typically English style combines roses, cornflowers, foxgloves and hydrangeas with trailing stems and foliage. Now accurately translated into a wide-width wallpaper, surflex printing retains the design’s original scale.

Squirrel & Dove wallpaper is faithfully reproduced from the original designed by C.F.A. Voysey the famous English architect and textile designer and associate of William Morris. Created in the Arts & Crafts style of the time the pattern was first produced by Sanderson as a wallpaper in the 1890s and is now available as both a fabric and wallpaper.

Overlapping leaves and floral sprigs are placed in multiple directions across this charming wallpaper design to create an elegant country look without dominating a scheme. A fabric of the same name is also available.

Trails of delicate plants reach up from the depths of the ocean and are printed on plain, chalky wallpaper backgrounds in sophisticated colourways. Useful for elongating the look of short ceiling height. An embroidery of the same name is available.

A decorative braid adds detail to this smart stripe wallpaper that’s surface printed to give a textural hand crafted look. The Linen and Silver Grey colourways have an elegant metallic stripe highlight.

Sommerville - Now available as a recoloured and surface printed wallpaper, this design was first created in 1988 by the Sanderson studio to co-ordinate with Sorilla printed chintz.

A stylised interpretation of an old Indienne block printed fabric design, this relaxed wide-width wallpaper design looks at home in hallways and reception rooms. Team with the fabric of the same name.

With a dream-like quality, watery painted seedheads and blooms cover the surface of this wide-width wallpaper, an a variety of covetable colourways. A fabric of the same name is also available.

This striking cloud wallpaper design incorporates metallic highlights representing the glimmering rays of sun. Thought to date from the late 19th century, and taken from the archives, this wallpaper is available in harmonious colourways.

Friendly seagulls perch on the sand in this charming hand painted wallpaper. Originally created with thick layers of gouache paint to give a stylised, brushstroke texture, this design is available in four gentle colourways. Bring the seaside into any room of your home and team with the fabric of the same name.

A bold, tree of life wallpaper design with exuberant trailing flora and fauna in subtle colourways. Team with the fabric of the same name in living rooms and bedrooms.

A flock of seagulls on the look-out for supper, and inspired by a printed fabric from the archive, are painted in fresh ocean colourways. A beautiful sky scene for dreamy bedrooms and airy open plan spaces.

Delicate sea kelp dances under the waves and creates a tranquil wallpaper design, suitable for every wall of the room. Pair with the fabric of the same name.

This delightful wallpaper tells a story of a tranquil journey down winding lanes past country cottages, meandering gently towards the sea. Available in subtle colourways to suit the atmosphere of the story it tells and also available as a fabric.

A whimsical scene of sailing boats, painted in an impressionist style, take on the 1950s style of the original artwork. This wide-width wallpaper is ideal for bringing the British beach home - even if you live far from the sea. A fabric of the same name is also available.

Rose and Peony - First launched as a wallpaper in 1914, Rose and Peony was redesigned as a printed fabric in 1929 and released the following year. By the 1960s it had been produced in twenty-eight colourways to suit changing tastes. It remains one of Sanderson’s most loved surface printed designs.

With distressed edges and a chalky appearance, this damask wallpaper has been stencilled on to both deeply dramatic and light, airy colourways. Make a statement in hallways with this design. A fabric of the same name is available.

This effortlessly beautiful design is inspired by the coastal horizon with an undulating, deconstructed stripe. Graduating tones combine with a flash of colour in the three calming colourways.

A wonderfully charming wallpaper, gravure printed to accurately translate the beautiful art work and tones of this characterful design, Ring-tailed Lemur is a real head turner.

Pretty birds perch amongst flamboyant rhododendron leaves to create a botanical wallpaper design in vibrant colourways that brings both drama and feminine beauty to the walls of the home.

Symbolising diversity, courage and strength, perfectly placed protea flowers are printed on a wallpaper with a subtle sheen in neutral colourways. A fabric of the same name is also available.

The prancing ponies of this wallpaper design will capture the imaginations of little ones with big dreams. A fabric of the same name is also available.

Inspired by designs of early 19th century hand-painted Chinese wallpapers, this wide-width trailing wallpaper shows peony blossoms and birds painted in soft watercolours and pastels. Fresh and inspiring, this design would look beautiful in open plan living spaces, bedrooms and hallways. A fabric of the same name is also available.

Polka is a fun, semi-plain wallpaper featuring a painted polka dot across a range of freshly coloured and neutral grounds. Team with fabrics and wallpaper from the collection, or use as a stand-alone wallpaper in a room just for grown-ups.

Once considered a status symbol, this grand wallpaper design features a finely drawn pineapple motif suited to both contemporary and classic interiors. Also available is a fabric of the same name.

Botanically drawn organic forms of corals shells birds and feathers are presented as framed souvenirs in this striking wallcovering. The realistic quality of the specimens is achieved by using an almost photographic print process.

Named after the ancient Chinese art of forming miniature trees and landscapes, Penjing is a naturalistic design on a sophisticated black or elegant metallic ground. Planted in decorative pots, the design alludes to a time when porcelain was more precious than gold.

Petite white doves flock together across a subtle textured background on this charming wallpaper design. Stunning when placed on walls next to windows and available in a fabric too.

Inspired by a document in the Sanderson archive titled ‘Animal Kingdom’, Pamir Garden is a fantastical wallpaper that reflects the 1970’s fashion for exotic patterns and global cultures. Representative of a Persian garden, this oasis scene of floral sprigs, stylised trees, tigers and antelopes has been repainted in a fresco style with a crackle glaze effect in the ground to give a time-worn look.

Opaque inks and a hand blocked look give Palm House from Sanderson an almost layered appearance as if the palms are brought to life and gently swaying in the breeze.

Elaborate, mystical flowers grow in abundance from a tree trunk in this delightful Indian Tree of Life wide-width wallpaper design. Inspired by a document fragment dating from 1730, the trailing design is produced in nostalgic colourways and a fabric of the same name is also available.

Contemporary motifs extracted from the Palampore design mix with the soft, antique colourways to create an intriguing wallpaper, with a beautiful Indian feel. For an added contemporary feel, opt for this design in the dramatic metallic colourway.

This wide-width wallpaper displays a snowy owl, the symbol of wisdom and helpfulness, and is gravure printed to capture the intricacies of the original artwork. The soft colourways look splendid alongside chalk walls and woven plains, or team with the fabric of the same name.

The perfect partner to Sanderson fabrics and paints, this timeless monochromatic strie is hugely versatile. Use on all four walls to add an elegant, understated colour to the room.

Featuring a timeless trailing willow leaf design, this wallpaper has been repainted with added tones and textures for todays sophisticated interiors. A palette of muted colourways, make it effortless to live with in any room of the home. A fabric of the same name is also available.

A carefully crafted wallpaper using the original hand blocks of a Walter Crane design and printed on to textural papers, gives a feel of an enchanted forest. Delicate colourways make this a good choice for all four walls.

Olivia - Provisionally titled The Drawing Room this pretty design with its clusters of wild roses, rhododendron flowers and bleeding hearts was designed by Pat Etheridge. Now available in two new colourways, surface printing adds a lovely look and feel.

Reminiscent of the skeleton of autumn leaves, this wallpaper is available in three cool hues: stone, grey-blue and milk.

This iconic Sanderson ticking stripe has been printed since the 1970s and has always stood the test of time. Available as a printed cotton and a wallpaper, this design provides the ultimate coordinate to almost any design and is available in a wide range of colourways.

Beautifully painted bumble bees are placed on this wallpaper design over a delicate diamond trellis. A light and airy way of introducing pattern into a plain room and available in barely-there colourways.

With a chalky ground and hand block printed look, this wallpaper’s stylised ogee trellis houses a delicate flower and decorative dots across its pretty, feminine colour palette.

Inspired by a French document from the archive which depicts a photographic silhouette of pressed grasses, this modern country wallpaper design is printed using rotary screen methods to add texture and opacity of colour.

A versatile geometric wallpaper design of tessellating shapes, available in neutral colourways to complement both modern and traditional homes. A fabric of the same name is also available.

Rotary printing shows the perfect detail of this beautifully spaced wallpaper. Designed in the Sanderson studio, the wonderful lime tree motif is suited to any style of home, with metallic highlights and contemporary whites introducing a new dimension to the Sanderson story.

This stylised wallpaper features delicate fine filigree outlines of the intricate patterns within leaves and flowers, and includes the vivid Charcoal and Gold colourway with glitter, for added drama.

A magnificent, large scale, painterly, tonal floral trail infuses the interior with understated elegance. Intertwining monochromatic magnolias and pomegranates are printed on softly coloured textured grounds.

Bursting with British wildflowers, this beautiful wide-width wallpaper has been produced in delicate, neutral colourways. Rooms for relaxing suit this design and can be teamed with the fabric of the same name.

In a fresco style and reminiscent of Indian block prints, this mirrored ogee trellis wallpaper is filled with decorative damask detail. In a range of beautiful chalky shades, a very subtle metallic highlight features on the Stone colourway.

A classic floral motif creates this smart damask wallpaper and is printed in both pale and deep colourways. At home in modern country homes or period properties, the design is also available as a printed fabric.

Reminiscent of pressed leaves on handmade parchment paper, this design is an easy to use wallpaper that brings an essence of the country into your home.

An unusual interpretation of long-stemmed lotus leaves reaching skyward, hand drawn by the Sanderson studio. Representing the delicate foliage found amongst traditional water garden ponds, gravure inks add to the design's tonality and fluid hand. The copper colourway is indicative of the art deco period, subtly shimmering against a dark ground.

A graceful wallpaper featuring line drawn botanical sketches of delicate thistles almost as if they have been torn from the pages of a book. Add a touch of English elegance to walls with this design, available in understated colourways.