Sanderson

‘Wrappings’ is a contemporary design by a British designer that was originally created by wrapping hand dyed yarns around card. The fine engraving and printing perfectly captures the delicacy of the yarns and colours, and comes in five classically 50’s colours.

‘Opal’ is a subtle water colour ombre stripe which can be hung vertically or horizontally, creating the illusion of light reflecting on still water.

‘St Ives’ with its streets of houses printed in the character of a naïve lino print will appeal to young and old alike. It is printed on wide width paper which means you need fewer rolls to decorate your room.

Designed in the Sanderson studio, this wallpaper is heavily influenced by the molecular motifs that were hugely popular in the 50’s.

‘Brackley’ is an original 1950’s wallpaper pattern from the Sanderson archive. It was featured in the Palladio wallpaper collections that dominated the contemporary wallpaper market throughout the 1950’s and 1960’s.

The ‘Dandelion Clocks’ wallpaper design is now available in two new, bright colourways and complement the printed fabric, which has also been updated with two new original 50’s tones.

‘Inari’ is a beautiful multicoloured floral painted in a similar watercolour style to the printed fabric design ‘Mandarin Flowers’.

An original 50’s Sanderson wallpaper, ‘Fifi’ was recently discovered in a customer’s loft where it had been hidden away for the last 50 years. The design depicts the typical hourglass silhouette described as ‘The New Look’.

‘Aspen’ is a contemporary depiction of a woodland landscape drawn in a loose sketchy hand. It is also available as printed fabric.

‘Miro’ is a simple leaf motif, vertically centred into striped wallpaper, which has been developed from a printed Sanderson cotton from the early fifties. The ‘overprint’ technique used in the original has been recreated by overprinting inks on the wallpaper.

‘Anise’ shows stems of cow parsley drawn as a pen and ink outline to create a simple but sophisticated wallpaper. It is also available as an embroidery.

‘Mobiles’ 1950’s original wallpaper design is matched to the bright and bold colours of the same printed fabric, available in five new colourways.

‘Bellflower’ is a bold stencilled pattern of abstract flowers and foliage printed in glowing colours on wide width paper. It is also printed on a textured cotton fabric.

‘Rya’ is taken from the new weave of the same name. This wallpaper is a complementary pinstripe and coloured to match the fabric.

‘Linum’ is a classic textured plain paper which adds subtle interest to walls and is available in a comprehensive range of colours.

‘Portobello’ is the perfect wallpaper for kitchens and dining rooms. This fun and fruity wallpaper design matches the print and is also available in a new metallic, soft neutral colourway.

‘Poppies’ is painted in a technique similar to traditional Chinese ink-painting and is printed with rich tones and multi-coloured flower heads on wide width paper.