Create a magical ethereal twilight garden
Transform interiors into a softly glowing atmospheric space where chinoiserie florals drift across walls like evening light. Pale stems and layered blooms sit within a dreamlike palette bringing a sense of depth, romance, and quiet wonder.
Designed for statement wallpaper moments … from spa-like bathrooms to elegant interiors where pattern becomes atmosphere.
Available from our Spoonflower shop
#chinoiseriewallpaper #maximalistdesign #maximalistinteriors

Imagine sailors returning home with stories instead of souvenirs … sea monsters, swallows, storm gods and ships, all retold in Delft tiles. I designed this pattern to feel gathered across oceans and years. #SurfacePatternDesign #DelftTiles #NauticalDecor

It feels like the shift has happened.
Late spring has tipped into summer.
A wildflower collage inspired by botanical studies, cyanotypes, and the early threshold of summer.
#botanicalwallpaper #wildflowers #cyanotypeart #seasonaldesign #natureinspired #herbarium #slowdesign #patterncollection

One day the garden is tentative, the next everything is moving at once. Herbs pushing upward, poppy stems twirling up, grasses thickening in the hedgerow. Long light, warm soil, and that sense that you can almost hear things growing if you stand still long enough.
A botanical collage inspired by cyanotypes, 19th-century herbarium studies, and that moment when everything tips into abundance.
#wildflowers #cyanotype #botanicaldesign #herbarium #latespring #summergarden #natureinspired #slowliving

The hotter this Bank Holiday weekend gets, the more I want interiors that feel shaded, dramatic and slightly decadent.
These charcoal Shell Grotto colourways lean fully into the Regency revival mood … somewhere between a cool Georgian drawing room, a historic print room and the kind of interiors currently fuelling everyone’s Bridgerton obsession.
Shell pink, tonal yellow, monochrome against deep charcoal grounds.

This Bank Holiday heatwave has me fully embracing pearly, sea-washed interiors.
The cool shimmer of old mother-of-pearl souvenirs collected from seaside holidays.
These softer Shell Grotto colourways were inspired by exactly that feeling- lilacs, mineral blues, chalky shells and a little iridescence catching the light like sun on water.

I’ve always loved designing around literary themes, especially the romance and mystery of Gothic fiction. Inspired by Regency print rooms, I created this darker interpretation influenced by The Mysteries of Udolpho. Walls layered with the story in framed scenes and candlelit atmosphere.
Shown here in Burgundy, styled into a cosy reading nook.
Available on Spoonflower: https://www.spoonflower.com/en/artists/wallpaper/18911738
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