Avar Bracken Green WallpaperThe Petrichor collection boasts fearless botanical pattern coupled with an earthy paint palette made up of fourteen new hues, all designed to complement their growing range of wallpaper and fabric. Inspired by the landscapes of the Lancashire moors and the transition of the Seasons, this new collection explores the beauty of traditional heritage with a modern twist. AVAR NOUN MEANING: Layer of fallen dried leaves on the ground. Inspired by my daily

Industrial Concrete Wallpaper offers a realistic concrete effect

overlaid on to a backdrop of dreamy mountains and blue skies

Tin tiles were very popular in Victorian buildings in North America in the late 19th and early 20th century

It's an eccentric

pastel florals and whimsical trees and leaves

we are always on the lookout to find the most amazing brick walls

whimsical interpretation of traditional Japanese animal and bird prints perched in imaginary Wisteria and Bonsai style branches

Timeless and classic yet bold and rock 'n' roll

with a subtle pastel vintage quality to it

whilst the loose

Queen Annes Lace - Featuring foraged cow parsley from the hedgerows of the Lancashire moors

it's a Damask style botanical pattern featuring trees and leaves