The English garden heritage
Sanderson was founded in London in 1860, in an era when botany was more than a science. It was a culture of learning. Detailed illustrations of flowers and plants adorned books, fabrics and wallpapers.
That is the feeling Sanderson has captured and refined. Not nature as philosophy or protest, but nature as pleasure.
The bedroom. Sycamore & Oak
Oak and sycamore in an intertwining pattern with an open, airy composition. It is a pattern that recalls walking through an English wood in autumn.
Sycamore & Oak suits the bedroom because it breathes. In Botanical Green it creates a sense of the room opening out towards nature.
Product link: Sanderson Sycamore & Oak Wallpaper
The living room. Water Garden
One of Sanderson's best-loved wallpapers. Water lilies and water in a botanical pattern with soft movement and depth.
Choose Soft Jade for green undertones. Choose Pink Blossom for something warmer. One wall is enough. The rest of the room only needs to listen.
The dining room and the library. Pygmalion
Large flowers and foliage in a dense, generous pattern with a dramatic presence. Pygmalion recalls the botanical plate books that graced English country-house libraries in the 19th century.
This is the wallpaper for rooms that can take weight and darkness.
Product link: Sanderson Pygmalion Wallpaper
Three mistakes to avoid
- Choosing without seeing the wallpaper in your own room. Sanderson's patterns change in different light. See it in your own room with our wallpaper visualisation before you decide.
- Combining too many botanical patterns. Sanderson is strong enough to carry a room on its own.
- Placing the wallpaper where it cannot be seen. Sanderson's patterns are designed to be experienced.
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