11 Apr PRETTIFY YOUR SPACE WITH A PASTEL WALLCOVERING
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- Part of Schumacher’s archive inspired collection, Schumacher Classics, this ‘Aveline’ wallcovering was influenced by 19th-century Indian textiles and features peacocks perching on a flowing vine. It’s also available as a fabric
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- Replicating the swirling pattern of marbled paper but blown up to a bold scale that is typical of the bravado of Phillip Jeffries’ style, this ‘Ripples’ mural comes in this soft coral and blue palette as well as punchier malachite and black
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- With a subtly textured background that adds an extra dimension, ‘Elena’ by Manuel Canovas at Colefax and Fowler features pink morning glory flowers clambering through bamboo stems
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- ‘Cecil Stripe’ is a grasscloth named after society photographer and aesthete Cecil Beaton, and was originally designed as a bespoke print by American society decorator Albert Hadley for a private client. It’s been revived by Sister Parish, and is available at Tissus d’Hélène
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- ‘Java’ from Rubelli features metallic and opaque silhouettes of palm leaves, creating a three-dimensional effect that contrasts with a flat pastel-pink background; the design recalls traditional Japanese lacquerware
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- Cole & Son’s playful ‘Miami’ wallcovering updates the impossible buildings depicted by artist MC Esher with a scene of chequered patios, palm trees and pergolas, its colour scheme recalling Miami’s pastel-hued art deco buildings
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- ‘Riviere’ by Paolo Moschino Ltd captures the rippled surface of water in a wallcovering; it also comes as a printed cotton-linen mix fabric
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- Designed by Kit Kemp, ‘Pear Tree’ is one of Andrew Martin’s best-loved wallcovering designs. Inspired by American folk art, it depicts a mysterious landscape populated with mythical creatures, rolling hills and pear trees laden with fruit