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European Style Curtains and Wallpaper
Dress your windows in European style. Choose from a range of fabrics
and colors. Classic and modern designs for every room. Go to:
Austin Horn,
Waterford Window Collections,
Farrow & Ball Wallpaper,
House of Hackney Wallpaper
Handcrafted artisanal wallpaper created in Dorset, England.
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Farrow & Ball Shouchikubai Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Enigma Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Orangerie Wallpaper |
| Meaning apricot, bamboo, and pine,
Shouchikubai is an apt name for this beautiful botanical wallpaper.
Bringing wild and geometric elements together with its plants motifs in
neat hexagonal frames, it’s elegant with a distinctly Eastern appeal. |
With its precise print of
interlocking rectangles, Enigma takes its name from the wartime encoding
machine deciphered by Alan Turing. Its bold geometric pattern is
deceptively simple, with a subtle sense of movement that becomes more
apparent the closer you look. |
With an ornate pattern inspired by
the fashionable hothouses of the 18th century, Orangerie is bursting
with exotic flowers, lush foliage, and intricate details, creating a
striking and sumptuous effect in traditional and contemporary homes
alike. |
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Farrow & Ball Bamboo Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Broad Stripe Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Aranami Wallpaper |
| Adapted from a 19th century
Japanese print, Bamboo’s striking pattern is made all the more appealing
by its unique printing method. This gives the paper a beautifully
tactile and organic finish, not unlike that of traditional brush
calligraphy. |
This classic stripe design is
created with a traditional dragging technique and real Farrow & Ball
paint, bringing tangible depth to the paper and a sense of timelessness
to your scheme. |
Aranami, meaning ‘raging waves,’
has its origins in the intricate Japanese paper cutting art of kiri-e.
Keeping the precision of the original cutting, but introducing a hint of
fluidity, the Farrow & Ball version mimics the ebb and flow of the tides
for a dynamic yet calming effect. |
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Farrow & Ball Chromatic Stripe Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Hornbeam Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Lotus Wallpaper |
| Showcasing subtle variance within
each stripe, Chromatic Stripe has all the timeless appeal of a classic
striped pattern with an added dose of color and tactility. A striking
addition to any space, it can be hung vertically or horizontally, or
reverse-hung for a bold design statement. |
Bring the tranquil spirit of the
English countryside to your walls with Hornbeam. Its graceful motif of
cloud-pruned trees is inspired by Farrow & Ball’s roots in leafy Dorset. |
Inspired by the free-flowing
patterns of Art Nouveau, this beautiful lotus flower motif adds a touch
of 19th century elegance to contemporary walls. Its dramatic curves are
printed with real Farrow & Ball paint, creating a sweeping sense of
movement and a tactile feel. |
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Farrow & Ball Ringwold Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Yukutori Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Amime Wallpaper |
| Lovingly adapted from an
18th-century silk pattern by master weaver James Leman, this climbing
floral is wonderfully tactile thanks to a unique paint-on-paper printing
method. Two new metallic colourways showcase the delicacy of Ringwold’s
botanical design, its rambling stems printed with gold and ‘gilver’ – a
mix of gold and silver. |
Eastern-inspired Yukutori borrows
its name from the phenomenon of birds taking flight as a group, and its
design from a Japanese mid-century pen and ink drawing - resulting in a
simple and delicate design. Just like watching birds in flight, it will
create a feeling of restfulness and contentment, wherever it’s used. |
Taking its name from the Japanese
word for the space between netting, Amime’s textured woven effect makes
for an endlessly alluring design. A harmonious meeting of geometric and
organic, it brings walls to life and conjures tranquil coastal scenes. |
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Farrow & Ball Bumble Bee Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Peony Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Hegemone Wallpaper |
| This beguiling bumble bee design
has its origins in a silk fabric found in Joséphine Bonaparte’s bedroom.
The mixture of regal bees and playful polka dots creates a mesmerizing
pattern that will bring rooms both large and small to life. |
Both classic and contemporary,
Peony is the definitive English floral. Its sumptuous motif of blooms
brings modern glamour and romanticism together, for a print that offers
the best of both worlds. |
Taking its name from the Greek
goddess of fruit and flowers, each colorful spray within the Hegemone
wallpaper is wonderfully optimistic. Less rigid and defined than a
classic floral pattern, the design blooms freely in all directions to
bring your walls to life. |
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Farrow & Ball Closet Stripe Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Wisteria Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Ocelot Wallpaper |
| With a width of just ¾”, Closet
Stripe is the narrowest in the Farrow & Ball collection. This slender
stripe brings a clean and classic look, while the traditional drag
technique used to print the pattern gives it an unexpected texture. |
Softly romantic, Wisteria’s
blooming vines trail across the wall with carefree abandon. With its
pattern drawn from 19th century jacquards, this paper captures the
abundant beauty of late spring, when its namesake flowers are often at
their best. |
Leopard print is second to none as
a statement-making pattern, and nowhere is this better encapsulated than
in Ocelot. Timeless enough to transcend ever-changing décor trends, it
is a modern classic and brings instant character to any space. |
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Farrow & Ball Feather Grass Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Silvergate Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Helleborus Wallpaper |
| Recreate the tranquility of a
summer meadow with this large-scale, botanically bordered wallpaper,
inspired by the English countryside. The delicate fronds and stems of
Feather Grass create the impression of gentle movement and lend a
calming look to any room of the home. |
With its extravagant flourishes
and authentic 19th century design, Silvergate brings a regal effect to
any wall. The use of real Farrow & Ball paints in its printing gives it
an almost velvety, damask-like effect - and an undeniably luxurious
feel. |
A wonderful way to bring a sense
of rejuvenation and growth to any space, Helleborus is an
unapologetically maximalist floral. Oversized and opulent with a
gorgeously fluid sense of movement, it gives the impression that each
petal is unfurling on your wall. |
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Farrow & Ball Tourbillon Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Gable Wallpaper |
Farrow & Ball Atacama Wallpaper |
| Taken from the studio of François
Ducharne, whose sumptuously patterned silks were the toast of French
couture houses from the 1920s to the 1960s, Tourbillon is a joyful
graphic print whose segmented circles bring dynamic life to walls. |
Featuring a sweeping pattern of
fields and farmyards, Gable’s traditional village scenes make a charming
addition to any wall. Dotted with playful details to spark the
imagination, the large-scale pattern takes on more character the more
closely you look. Reimagined with new metallic prints of silver on dusky
blue De Nimes and gold against a backdrop of rich Paean Black, Gable
takes on an even more magical air. |
For the ultimate in escapism,
transform your walls with this playful tropical print. With rich
textures to explore, prickly cacti to find, and an intricate botanical
design, Atacama won’t fail to bring a smile - much like the flowering
South American desert it is named after. |
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Farrow & Ball Tessella Wallpaper |
| Confident and charismatic,
Tessella’s bold geometric print draws admiring glances wherever it
hangs. Its pattern offers clean, contemporary appeal, but it’s the
traditional printing method that really brings it to life on the wall,
adding both texture and rich color to your scheme. |
Founded by Frieda Gormley and Javvy M Royle in 2011, House of
Hackney is the British interiors brand renowned for ripping up the rule book and
dreaming up iconic prints inspired by the world we live in. As design rebels
with a cause, the House has spearheaded a renaissance for painterly prints and
exquisite colour, while championing traditional craftsmanship and eco-friendly
production.
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House of Hackney Empire Stripe Wallpaper |
Rainbow Rose Wallpaper |
Avalon Wallpaper |
| A frog in a bowler hat, an
imbibing badger and a banjo-playing squirrel are just some of the
characterful animals that make up the iconic ‘Hackney Empire’ wallpaper.
Originally oil-painted onto wood to create a hand-finished appearance,
this print will imbue any space with a dash of wit and whimsy. |
Wrap your walls in this graceful
depiction of roses and morning glories atop a striped background. |
Offering an untamed backdrop of
sunflowers, poppies, and daisies, this wallpaper brings an enchanting
touch of the outdoors inside. |
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House of Hackney Zanjan Wallpaper |
Gaia Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Blackthorn Wallpaper |
| The unusual pattern of ‘Zanjan’ is
based on an antique Persian rug discovered at the iconic London
department store Liberty. Cover your walls with this intricate print to
infuse your interior with globe-trotting style. |
Named after the Greek goddess
known for nurturing life on earth, this rich wallpaper offers a lush
backdrop of blooms and birds entwined in swirling vines. |
Originally created by William
Morris in 1892, the ‘Blackthorn’ wallpaper flourishes with hawthorns,
daisies, tulips and foliage, all lovingly remastered for a new
generation. At the heart of this Art Nouveau motif is the symmetricity
of the plant formation – an integral element of Morris’ work. |
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House of Hackney Limerence Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Babylon Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Serpentis Wallpaper |
| A beautiful way to bring the
outdoors in, the ‘Limerence’ wallpaper takes its inspiration from the
tropical vistas of Sri Lanka. Originally created in collaboration with
Annabel's of Mayfair – dubbed “arguably one of the most elegant clubs in
the world” – this print will imbue your home with ambience. |
Capturing the elegance of 1950s
Palm Springs, the ‘Babylon’ wallpaper is painted with weeping willow
trees in pastel shades – bringing the beauty of nature into the home
while setting a sophisticated mood in any space. |
Snakeskin print is a timeless
style icon. Reimagined for the home, the ‘Serpentis’ wallpaper comes in
a taupe colourway that works surprisingly well as a neutral, perfectly
complementing any interiors scheme. Let it cover an entire room for the
most seductive take. |
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House of Hackney Paradisa Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Poppium Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Wild Card Wallpaper |
| Be instantly transported to the
tropics with the ‘Paradisa’ wallpaper. A modern interpretation of 1930s
Hawaiian chinoiserie, this print is painted with colourful parrots
amidst exotic flowers and verdant leaves, bringing the sublime beauty of
nature into the home. |
The ‘Poppium’ wallpaper is both
timelessly elegant and quintessentially English. An ebony and off-white
palette proves that using dark colours in the home need not be daunting
– so, let it bring interest to a feature wall or make a statement by
covering an entire room. |
Leopard print is not only timeless
but a true neutral – perfect for mixing and matching with other
patterns. In a pared-back butterscotch colourway, the ‘Wild Card’
wallpaper will also complement any interior design scheme, so go ahead
and pitch it wherever you might like. |
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House of Hackney Artemis Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Palmeral Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Midnight Garden Wallpaper |
| A rebellious take on traditional
floral wallpaper, ‘Artemis’ is painted with psychedelic watercolour
wildflowers. Paying homage to the work of 19th century interior designer
William Morris, this print also nods to former Vogue editor Diana
Vreeland’s famous ‘Garden in Hell’ room. |
Want to bring the outdoors into
the home? There’s no better place to start than the iconic ‘Palmeral’
wallpaper. While nodding to Art Deco design, this print also pays homage
to Loddiges – once one of the world’s largest palm houses based in
Hackney, London during the Georgian period. |
Inspired by the Dutch masters, the
‘Midnight Garden’ wallpaper evokes an English country garden at
nightfall. A haunting beautiful take on traditional floral prints, its
painterly blooms are utterly timeless. |
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House of Hackney Florika Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Mey Meh Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Opia Wallpaper |
| Inspired by the traditional
textiles once traded along the Silk Road, ‘Florika’ is an artful take on
the timeless paisley print. Shot through with jewel tones, this
wallpaper will bring rich colour to the home while evoking an exotic and
heady mood. |
The modern-classic ‘Mey Meh’ print
was inspired by an intricate 17th century carpet, found in the Oriental
Carpets Department at historic London department store Liberty.
Evocative of the souks of Marrakech, this wallpaper will instill your
home with a sense of wonder. |
The perennial poppy takes center
stage on the ‘Poppium’ wallpaper – a modern update on traditional
English floral prints. Opulent yet beautifully bohemian in feel, this
print will bring sumptuous colour to any room in the home. |
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House of Hackney Hackney Empire Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Zeus Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Troop Wallpaper |
| A frog in a bowler hat, an
imbibing badger and a banjo-playing squirrel are just some of the
characterful animals that make up the iconic ‘Hackney Empire’ wallpaper.
Originally oil-painted onto wood to create a hand-finished appearance,
this print will imbue any space with a dash of wit and whimsy. |
Capturing an idyllic river scene,
the ‘Zeus' wallpaper paints watercolour cranes and weeping willows on a
dramatic carob backdrop. Greek and Roman mythology often portrayed the
dance of cranes as a celebration of life, so this print is sure to bring
a sense of joy to your home. |
Combining the animal kingdom with
Art Deco-inspired design, the ‘Troop’ wallpaper is illustrated with a
tribe of climbing monkeys. At once spirited and sophisticated, this
print was originally created to add interest to small corners of the
home but works equally well on entire walls. |
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Florika Wallpaper |
Opia Wallpaper |
Majorelle Wallpaper |
| A painterly interpretation of a
paisley print, this wallpaper design of spirited florals in a heather
and golden-yellow palette is a fresh statement for a bedroom, breakfast
nook, or sun room. |
Inspired by heady summer days,
this regal wallpaper design - perfect for an office, dining room or
foyer - offers a warm bronze background filled with twilight poppies. |
Featuring midnight-hued florals,
this wallpaper design references the archetypal decorations of the
Jacobean era. Shades of petrol and burgundy, layered with iridescent
turquoise accents, result in a truly remarkable, dramatic backdrop fit
for a dining or living room. |
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Limerence Wallpaper |
Artemis Wallpaper |
Limerence Wallpaper |
| Inspired by the rich and verdant
landscapes of Sri Lanka, this wallpaper features a painterly
representation of abundant greenery with a peek of a clear blue sky,
resulting in a truly tropical masterpiece for your interior. |
Drawing inspiration from textile
designer and social activist William Morris, the artisans at beloved
British label House of Hackney champion print, color, and texture that
pay homage to the past while making a thoroughly modern statement. In
collaboration with the William Morris Gallery, this capsule collection
is influenced by the natural world and relies upon small-scale, highly
skilled British manufacturers to bring each design to life. Each House
of Hackney print and paper serves Morris's adage - "Have nothing in your
house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful." |
This colorful wallpaper depicts
lush tropical flora, adding depth and definition to any room you choose.
From House of Hackney, the renowned British design house, which offers
luxurious, colorfully printed papers that transform a room - each panel
is a work of floor-to-ceiling art. |
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Smoky Rose Wallpaper |
| Inspired by the romantic mist and
grandeur of London, this rose-patterned wallpaper is rich, yet
understated. Alongside crisp, white bedroom linens, it's the perfect
finishing touch in guest quarters and master suites. From House of
Hackney, the renowned British design house, which offers luxurious,
colorfully printed papers that transform a room - each panel is a work
of floor-to-ceiling art. |
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Astrid Back Tab Curtain Panel |
Juniper Back Tab Curtain Panel |
Delia Back Tab Curtain Panel |
| Bring a room's décor to life with Waterford Astrid window Panel in
white. The contemporary linear geometric pattern is woven into the
fabric to create distinctive texture and offers sensational style to any
room in your home. Hangs on a rod pocket, or use the back tabs for a
more tailored look. |
Complete your home with the elegance of the Waterford Juniper
textured jacquard window panel in blush. The beautiful distressed leaf
pattern provides the prefect accent for any room. Hangs on a rod pocket,
or use the back tabs for a more tailored look. |
Bring a calming sense of serenity to any room with the beautiful
Waterford Delia panel in blue. It features a beautiful allover floral
jacquard that will complement traditional or contemporary décor. Hangs
on a rod pocket, or use the back tabs for a more tailored look |
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Waterford Florence Curtain Collection |
Waterford
Abrielle Curtain Collection |
Waterford
Abrielle Curtain Collection |
| Waterford's Florence solid blue chambray window panels pair with a
scalloped valance featuring a beautiful oversized woven paisley pattern
in shades of ivory, blue and taupe. |
Waterford's Abrielle curtain collection is rendered in a creamy
vanilla heavy weight sateen. The coordinating cascade valance is a
beautiful woven lattice damask pattern in lovely shades of ivory and
champagne finished with a rich, soft fringe. |
Cascade valance is a beautiful woven lattice damask pattern in
lovely shades of ivory and champagne finished with a rich, soft fringe. |
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