"Beauty in natural movements. I am often inspired by the simple designs of nature around me. Poised butterflies flutter amongst wooded areas full of flowers, trees and foliage or the elegant scrolls of iron palace gates make a charming motif. Seraphina is a collection of wallpapers that celebrates everyday treasures in a sophisticated palette of harmonious hues." -- Anna French
The welcoming wintery trees of Winfell Forest are reminiscent of English woodland areas.
Verey is a floral damask pattern named after Rosemary Verey, an English gardener who planted and maintained beautiful gardens around Barnsley House, a Cotswold countryside retreat.
Surrey Woods is a modern wood cut pattern named after a deeply wooded area southeast of London. It is a beautiful, more subtle depiction of the “faux bois” trend.
Meaning “winged gift,” Seraphina is the title pattern of the collection. The colorful butterflies elegantly flutter among branches and leaves with hints of metallic throughout.
A slightly printed texture enhances silhouetted garden images of flowers, trees, birds and leaves in Garden Silhouette.
Inspired by the gates that lead to famous palaces, Palace Gate is a large-scale wallpaper with inviting scrolls.
