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‘The Lost Garden’ is our wild botanical chintz-inspired wallpaper from the ‘British Biophilia’ Collection.
The pattern is inspired by the late botanical artist William Kilburn, who was famous for his detailed chintzes in the 18th century. Drawing from the beautiful Spring flowers growing at Shute Farm’s forgotten Peace Garden, in Somerset.
This one-tone version uses a soft sage green, reminiscent of tea leaves and English country gardens. Perfect for a living space in both an urban or country setting.
You’ll discover a tangle of chicory, buttercups, ox-eye daisies, knapweed, honeysuckle, enchanter’s nightshade, mallow, dandelion, quaking grass, plantain, queen’s lace, borage and bladder campion.
Wallpaper rolls are printed on demand with a 3-4 week lead time.
If you have an urgent order, please contact me.
Please order samples to ensure that the colour, scale, and style are to your liking as wallpaper rolls are unreturnable due to being printed on demand and batch printed.
‘The Lost Garden’ is our wild botanical chintz-inspired wallpaper from the ‘British Biophilia’ Collection.
The pattern is inspired by the late botanical artist William Kilburn, who was famous for his detailed chintzes in the 18th century. Drawing from the beautiful Spring flowers growing at Shute Farm’s forgotten Peace Garden, in Somerset.
This one-tone version uses a soft sage green, reminiscent of tea leaves and English country gardens. Perfect for a living space in both an urban or country setting.
You’ll discover a tangle of chicory, buttercups, ox-eye daisies, knapweed, honeysuckle, enchanter’s nightshade, mallow, dandelion, quaking grass, plantain, queen’s lace, borage and bladder campion.
Wallpaper rolls are printed on demand with a 3-4 week lead time.
If you have an urgent order, please contact me.
Please order samples to ensure that the colour, scale, and style are to your liking as wallpaper rolls are unreturnable due to being printed on demand and batch printed.
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