Blue wallpapers

  In the late 18th century, Erddig in Wales was the family home of Philip Yorke and his wife Elizabeth. You may have chosen this hand-painted Chin...

  In the late 18th century, Erddig in Wales was the family home of Philip Yorke and his wife Elizabeth. You may have chosen this hand-painted Chin...

  This lush mural is inspired by historic early 19th century wall panels by Velay and Zuber and has been repainted by hand. The idealized and ster...

  The Burges Butterfly wallpaper adorns the walls of the boudoir of Knightshayes Court in Devon and was designed by William Burges (1827-1881), a G...

  This attractive floral wallpaper was found at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk and is one of the estate's most interesting wallpapers. The location is c...

A real treasure from the Regency era! This chic wallpaper pattern was discovered in one of the oldest terraced houses in Maddox Street, Mayfair, ...

The Achillea wallpaper pattern from the National Trust Papers collection was originally just a border, preserved in a fragment at Felbrigg Hall i...

Another 20th century stripe pattern. Each of these wallpapers presents a balance of six clustered colors, giving each stripe pattern a cohesive t...

The Massingberd Blossom wallpaper from Little Greene, here in the Pale Blue version, is inspired by a wallpaper that was wallpapered at the Gunby...

The Massingberd Blossom wallpaper from Little Greene, here in the Deep Blue version, is inspired by a wallpaper that was already wallpapered at t...

  Little is known about this small-format print, which was found at The Argory estate in Northern Ireland. This slightly broken effect, combined w...

  The floral details of Little Greene's Millefleur wallpaper are inspired by the oldest tapestry in the care of the National Trust. The tapestry, ...

  The floral details of Little Greene's Millefleur wallpaper are inspired by the oldest tapestry in the care of the National Trust. The tapestry, ...

The surviving house in Knightshayes, Devon, was designed between 1869 and 1874 by the  interior designer William Burges, a Gothic Revivalist. This...

The surviving house in Knightshayes, Devon, was designed between 1869 and 1874 by the  interior designer William Burges, a Gothic Revivalist. Thi...

Erddig, near Wrexham in North Wales, is considered one of Britain's most beautiful country houses and is home to a rich collection of wallpaper. ...

Erddig, near Wrexham in North Wales, is considered one of Britain's most beautiful country houses and is home to a rich collection of wallpaper. ...

  Originally used in a colorful flocked floral border, the leaf and nut element was block printed in a more muted gray colorway. While significant...

An 18th century damask pattern with striking pomegranate motifs, which were very popular at the time. Originally this wallpaper probably adorned ...

The lavish damask pattern was discovered at Marlborough House, near St James' Park. This impressive building was designed by Christopher Wren and...

The design is an Arts & Crafts motif based on Voysey. He was a leader of the movement and perhaps more famous as an architect than as a wallpape...

In completely different eras, two neighboring houses on Mayfair's upscale Brook Street were home to two very different musicians: the baroque com...

This colorful peacock feather wallpaper was found on the top floor of 18 Carlton House Terrace, an elegant residential building with a long stuc...

Bedford Square is one of the most impressive squares in London. It was originally created in 1775 - 1776. Until World War II, most of the houses ...

This design was created by simplifying and reducing the larger Woodblock Trail wallpaper and represents the centuries-old preference for achievi...

Monroe is the second wallpaper in the Brooke House collection in Hackney, East London. Brooke House was originally a private hospital. The name ...

Monroe is the second wallpaper in the Brooke House collection in Hackney, East London. Brooke House was originally a private hospital. The name ...

This 1950s design, characteristic of the 20th century, comes from England and was discovered at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester. It cons...

This design is an exact replica of several wallpapers discovered in a private home in St. James Place, London, dating from around 1840. The exten...

This design is an exact replica of several wallpapers discovered in a private home in St. James Place, London, dating from around 1840. The exten...

A classic striped pattern with "Roman" or Regency proportions was created in the 18th century through the "trough method". The strips were drawn ...

A classic striped pattern with "Roman" or Regency proportions was created in the 18th century through the "trough method". The strips were drawn ...

This wallpaper, which has clear French influences, was found in the county of Surrey in a medieval building that once housed a school. The floral ...

This 19th-century monochrome print of a forest with deer on English linen is much less formal than the typical Toile de Jouy designs that emerged ...

This mural, a reinterpretation of an authentic 19th century French damask, was recently discovered as a painting in a Paris studio. There is often...

Vine (ca. 1932) comes from the archives of the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester and is unmistakably reminiscent of William Morris, the father...

The Stitch wallpaper was inspired by embroidered chintz cotton fabrics and dates back to the 1940s. The use of polka dots was popular in embroide...

China Rose (ca. 1885) is a classic flamboyant floral pattern inspired by the Peking Stripe, a hand-painted French fabric from the late 19th cen...

The surviving example of this 19th century wallpaper was not found on the walls of a chic terraced house in Richmond, but in a container outside ...

Each inserted panel in this design originally featured an ornate scene, reflecting its origins in Bloomsbury, an affluent area steeped in history...

This wallpaper dates from the 18th century and was discovered in Cranford, Middlesex. It features a yellow S-shaped floral design printed on thic...

This pattern is unmistakably French in style, but the archival document, which gave the new design plenty of scope, comes from a prestigious addre...

Found in an elegant early 18th century terraced house on Broadwick Street in Soho, this design is notable for being based on a botanically accura...

Although the historic fragment was discovered at Bayham Abbey on the Sussex-Kent border, it is believed the wallpaper was produced in London. Mad...

Discovered on Albemarle Street, a side street off Picadilly, this wallpaper, with a wide repeating pattern measuring 6 feet wide, is reminiscent ...

Two color variations of this iconic 1970s wallpaper can be found in a 1975 French book. Both originals were in neutral colors and printed on embo...

The Starflower design is considered one of the most iconic retro wallpaper patterns. Originally from Belgium, it has been reprinted in a color var...

The Camellia wallpaper features a combination of flowers and leaves on a silky background, giving it an elegant and attractive look. The coloring ...