Zoffany

The feature design of the Rhombi Vinyl collection Abstract 1928 is taken from an archive document of the same year. Printed in soft metallics with emboss elements representative of a sumptuous fabric this modernist inspired wallpaper blends with other Zoffany favourites to create a harmonious interior scheme. Available in four colourways: Antique Olivine Antique Copper Taupe and Mineral

This charismatic wallpaper is the epitome of luxury and features a marbling effect within the damask pattern. An adaptation of this design is available as a silk fabric.

A delicate painterly trail of acers is digitally printed on a laminated jacquard base cloth for this elegant wallcovering. Produced in warm and cool colourways of Red Wood/Teal and Ash/Pewter, a fabric of the same name is also available with a subtly differing design.

An abstract pattern of mountains is woven across this inspiring fabric, inspired by the Southern Japanese Alps, to create a stunning and innovative textural wallpaper. Sold by the metre, this wallcovering is produced in delicately earthy colourways.

A bespoke artwork crafted by artisan muralist Melissa White, Arcadian Thames was commissioned by Zoffany especially for this collection. Hand drawn using traditional chalk paints, the design frames a vista of riverside life, incorporating elements from London's Syon House, Garrick Villa, Strawberry Hill House and Hampton Court. Melissa's interpretation of this emotive scene measures 3m x 205.5cm with three drops per roll.

Avalonis is a mythical landscape of small interlinking islands, threaded together like inviable chapters. Created by Royal College of Art graduate, Ruth Blanke, they characterise the connection between humans and animals. A stunning wide width wallpaper, Avalonis represents the flow of eternal life, navigating and negotiating, limited only by the challenges we face. Overlapping screens and translucent inks create the wallpaper's variety of shades from just two colours and long table printing was used to best represent the final aesthetic Ruth wanted to achieve.

Named after the French city, Beauvais from our Damask wallpaper collection is an elegantly narrow design of large scale florals, underpinned with an understated grace.

An abstract forest sits in horizontal rows creating an organic ombré effect across this intriguing wallpaper design. Complex, kaleidoscopic colourways convey the forest in the winter months and skeletal shapes create an all-over pattern. A fabric of the same name is also available.

This most iconic wallpaper pattern in the Zoffany range was originally inspired by a 19th century brocade fabric, woven with metallic yarns and embellished with embroidery. This wallpaper has been printed with light reflective inks and subtle textures to create an extra dimension to the design. Available in a wide range of inspiring colourways, use this wallpaper on all four walls of a room to bring joy into the home.

This delicate ‘tree of life' wallpaper, which has been taken from a wall hanging in Chambalon Castle in Switzerland, displays a charming innocence on an expansive ground in dramatic colourways. Hand drawn on textured cloth and digitally reprinted, this wide-width wallpaper is striking in its perfect simplicity. A fabric of the same name is also available.

Featuring in the first ever Zoffany collection, this design has remained a firm favourite ever since. Originally produced as a wallpaper for Temple Newsam, a stately home near Leeds, Chintz Lustre's appearance is akin to that of an antique painted (eglomise) mirror. Produced in a gloriously large scale, digitally printed panel.Price by the metre/yard - Random cut

This design featured in the first ever Zoffany collection and has remained a firm favourite ever since. Originally produced as a wallpaper for Temple Newsam, a stately home near Leeds, tropical birds perch amongst gnarled branches and springtime flowers on this 140cm panel that's digitally printed on a non-woven base.Priced by the metre - Random cut.

Inspired by classical architecture, repeating rows of Corinthian-style columns tower skyward in Robert Nicholson's 1956 design. Smart and structured, yet youthful and naive, this hugely versatile paper has been repurposed with the addition of metallic inks and contemporary colour.

The epitomy of Art Deco design, this glorious rotary-printed geometric wide-width wallpaper is a faithful interpretation of a 1930s archive document. The interplay between the matt and metallic inks replicate the decadence of the era and is named after Gordon Conway, a fashion artist and Vanity Fair illustrator, who captured the mood of the jazz age in his drawings.

Copes Tail - Named after Holland House (formerly Cope Castle), this whimsical design takes its cue from the old orchards surrounding this incredible Jacobean residence. Painted in a loose watercolour, elements from exotic specimen plants and swaying grasses combine to create an elegant tree of life design. Printed on a paper backed fine textile ground.

Based on an 18th century Italian silk, Crivelli depicts winding leaves with geometric patterning at the centre. This damask design is a captivating addition to the Damask wallpaper range, showcased in six powerful colourways and highlighted with touches of metallic.

This fluid and spontaneous motif evokes the playful mood of Art Deco with its sinuous lines, elegant curves and marbled shapes printed in a mix of metallic inks on a fibrous paper to enhance the sense of movement. This uniquely designed wallpaper can be hung in multiple ways; straight match, half drop and reverse hung and alternate lengths vertically and horizontally to produce an imaginative and individual result.

A striking damask wallpaper with an extra high repeat makes this design perfect for high ceilings. Named after the Duchess of Devonshire, this design is rotary printed on a wide-width paper in gentle colourways to suit classic and contemporary interiors.

Eastern Palace By Sam Wilde - The Japanese word fuubutsushi, marks the anticipation we feel for the changing seasons. It's the understanding that each precious moment in our lives is fleeting, and each of these changes will bring with them, a new season. With a passion for the natural history and cultural heritage of Japan, Sam's artwork chronologies the country's four main islands, subsequently represented by the four seasons. Each island houses ancient shinto shrines, temples and monuments, beside which sits a rich tapestry of endemic seasonal flora and topiary. Lastly, beneath the islands lay sleeping giant kami, represented by the animals only found in Japan, the elusive giant catfish, giant salamander, samurai crab and stone turtle.

Sinuous and organically rhythmical, this gravure printed wallpaper was designed using traditional marbling techniques and replicates designs that were historically used as book end papers. Mica and matt inks are combined to capture the ethereal quality of the marbling and this design is printed in soothing colourways.

Evocative of the Arcadian Thames, an elegant trail of branches, leaves and calling birds embodies simplicity and romanticism. Retaining the same textural appearance as its fabric counterpart, this pared back design is printed on a paper backed fine textile wallcovering.

This beautiful design takes its inspiration from the paper panels in the Prima Donnas room in the court theatre at the summer palace in Drottningholm. Zoffanys Eleonora wallpaper captures the spirit of the original panels depicting the birds among the branches in a repeating design with great care taken to retain the brushwork of the Swedish artist. Each of the four colourings some traditional some with a touch of modern sophistication retain the hallmark Gustavian freshness.

Arresting and opulent, this oversized paisley design depicts kaleidoscopic star bursts on paper backed fabric to add depth and complexity, drama and intrigue. A wallpaper of the same name is also available.Priced by the metre

Trailing floral vines create an open frame around the emperor's musician as birds and peacocks listen on intently. This beautiful, chinoiserie scene is taken from an 18th century wallpaper document, possibly inspired by oriental draughtsman Jean-Baptiste Pillement. Printed on a paper backed fine textile ground to emphasise the appearance of fabric covered walls.

Enlarged, elegant chrysanthemum heads and dynamic colourways combine to add drama to this non-woven backed fabric wallpaper, whilst retaining a femininity in the graceful lines of this design through its digital printing. It is named after Evelyn Waugh, whose 1930s novel ‘Vile Bodies' depicted this colourful scene, and a fabric of the same name is also available.

Flouting Mountains - Based on an archive document and inspired by the drawings on an ancient hanging scroll, rolling waterfalls and towering mountains depict a classic Chinese scene. Hand drawn using pen and watercolour, Floating Mountains is printed on a paper backed textile ground, heightening its authenticity and provenance. The Mineral colourway, with its ethereal look, is printed on a mica ground.

Flouting Mountains - Based on an archive document and inspired by the drawings on an ancient hanging scroll, rolling waterfalls and towering mountains depict a classic Chinese scene. Hand drawn using pen and watercolour, Floating Mountains is printed on a paper backed textile ground, heightening its authenticity and provenance. The Mineral colourway, with its ethereal look, is printed on a mica ground.

Evoking the colours of natural cut marble, this rotary printed wallpaper has a contemporary aesthetic and a lovely chalky ground. Originally produced by Zoffany as part of its Folio collection, the French marble that inspired this design is a symbol of elegance and refinement, gracing the entrance halls of country houses throughout Europe. The dramatic Reign Blue colourway has metallic gold markings, in contrast with the calming aesthetic of Perfect White.

Inspired by a damask document from the archive, this modern wallpaper interpretation emulates the time worn plaster of ancient frescos and is printed with translucent metallic inksin versatile colourways for the modern and classic home.

This grand three meter high paisley panel is inspired by a stunning antique wool shawl in the Zoffany archive. Beautifully detailed decorative tear shaped patterns, printed in tones of a single colour, create a look that's reminiscent of fabric on the wall. Produced on a grass cloth textured vinyl, this wallcovering is fabulously hardwearing.

Featuring the fine detail of delicate guinea fowl feathers in a beautiful textural effect on a wide-width wallpaper, this design blends the beauty of the country with the sophistication of the city.

Overlapping, sinuous curves and spirals create a three-dimensional stitched fossil effect design across this alluring wide-width wallpaper, inspired by the works of constructive textile artists. Combining metallic and matt inks, this wallpaper is luxury personified.

Scrolling trails of delicate florals, bugs and butterflies adorn this decorative wallcovering which is inspired by an archival hand painted Chinese silk table runner.

With a relaxed country feel, this whimsical wallpaper showcases thick brushstrokes creating organic botanical forms on organic-coloured backgrounds. This wide-width paper creates an all-over forest feel and a fabric of the same name is also available.

Originally commissioned as an oil painting, this digitally printed wide-width wallpaper depicts a landscape of vast sands, sultry skies and moody seas on a layer of gold iridescence. Wonderful for creating a sense of space and drama in the home.

Hand layered pheasant feathers are repeated over this intricate wallpaper design. Ideal for rooms for serious contemplation, conversation or study, it is produced in two dynamic colourways..

Stylised scattered dandelion heads are painted with spontaneous brushstrokes on this wallpaper design, printed on a degraded background reminiscent of earth. Produced in tempting colourways, this design is also available as a fabric of the same name.

Bursting onto the scene in 1967, Judith Cash's brave and playful interlocking geometric design inspired a colourful turn for the disorientating world of Op-Art. Continuing with this perfect example of modernity, we've substantially increased the scale and rotary screen printing to retain the same flat, solid colour of the original document.

The Grand Tour introduced this style of Italianate baroque gardens to the aesthetic of English stately homes. Taken from a 19th century block printed wallpaper, this interpretation is printed on a paper backed fine textile ground giving the illusion of fabric on the wall. Please note this wallpaper is sold by the metre.

Designed using a traditional marbling technique and the perfect complement to the Jaipur wallpaper and printed fabric, this design is available in soft colourways. Perfect for all four walls of a room, this design looks smart with painted skirting boards and antique furniture.

Influenced by nature and given a contemporary twist, this fabulous Zoffany wallpaper is inspired by the bark of New Zealand's kauri tree. With a cork like effect, refined and sprinkled with metallic highlights, this slightly industrial textural design still retains elements from its South Pacific origin.

Inspired by traditional tapestries, this wallpaper resembles a very subtle panelled effect produced on a paper backed jacquard fabric for a luxurious finish.

Kensington Grass Cloth - Our horizontal woven ombre is a fabulous way to add texture to the wall in hues that showcase the design's contemporary stripe. Printed on a paper backed textile ground.

This heraldic wallpaper features a lion pattern which combines various printing inks and textures to create a time worn tactile effect. Named after the artist most famed for sculpting the lions of Trafalgar Square, it is available in time-worn colourways and best used where light will highlight the metallic effect. A fabric of the same name is also available.

A complex network of gold squares were embroidered together to create the artwork that inspired this luxurious, textural wallpaper which features an organic mosaic effect and is available in aged metallic colourways. Use to reflect light and add a touch of luxury to a room, and team with either antique treasures or juxtapose with modern furniture.

This large scale wallpaper was inspired by a fabric scarf from the Zoffany archive depicting a map of London in 1832. This paper is digitally printed as a 137cm wide-width wallcovering which is sold by the 132.2cm repeat and multiples thereof.Priced by the metre

With typical motifs of stylised fruit and scrolling leaves, this understated elegant wallpaper was inspired by a grand baronial damask design dating from the early 1800s. The colour balance is achieved by printing colour over a metallic background. Use in rooms where the light catches the design, and team with the fabric of the same name for maximum impact.

Incredibly well suited to taller rooms, or an excellent way to give intimate spaces the illusion of height, the oversized vertical palms of this rotary printed damask take their inspiration from French interiors. With a wonderfully tall repeat and fine strie, this wallpaper is available in a choice of three elegant colourways.

Unapologetically masculine, a pride of neoclassical lions emerges from the shadows in these striking etched roundels. Contrasting against the original textural ground, this interpretation has been pared down slightly and a trompe loeil element added, introducing a three-dimensional aspect to the design.

Reminiscent of beaten, weathered metal, this wide-width wallpaper is printed in fine detail on foil with the design creating a semi-plain, all-over pattern. Ideal for use as an alternative to painted walls in all rooms of the house, a fabric of the same name is also available.

A striking damask wallpaper with an extra high repeat makes this design perfect for high ceilings. Named after the Duchess of Devonshire, this design is rotary printed on a wide-width paper in gentle colourways to suit classic and contemporary interiors.

A sense of movement and lucidity pervades these Moiré wallcovering. Woven in Italy using 100% fine cotton and traditionally finished by artisans to achieve the recognisable watermark quality of moiré fabric on wall. As one move around the room, the interplay of light at different angles heightens a sense of fluidity and movement. The soft palette and tactile quality of this fabric on wall gives a cocooning effect.

With its origins thought to lie amongst the aged façade of Somerset's Montacute House, this fabulous design features a neat row of classical statues in arcaded niches. Representing a moment in time, original mark-making detail beautifully captures the handwriting of its artist.

Moresque Glaze - With the look of an iridescent glaze, the rich colours and organic metallic effect seen in this wallpaper represent the original methods used to produce alchemic lusterware.

Small overlapping squares printed with layers of transparent ink mica and metallic ink. A similarly scaled mosaic emboss enhances the richly textured effect of tiny glass or ceramic fragments. Mosaic is printed in ten colours.

Inspired by the Nootka conifer, this surface printed wallpaper has the appearance of looking upwards through a tree canopy. With a subtle textural feel, almost like layered branches, it shares a wonderful sense of depth.

This delightful wallpaper is based on a Chinese painted wallcovering hanging in Nostell Priory and originally appeared in Zoffanys National Trust II collection. Popular amongst the aristocracy in the late 18th century, this form of decoration now looks beautiful in contemporary and classic settings.