For the Lyons Den, I wanted to create a wallpaper perfect for both a child's nursery as well as for a grand hallway, something exquisite, suitable for the young and the young at heart.

A friend looking for her own child's nursery inspired this design. I began drawing during her pregnancy and many months of work later, the design was complete just in time for baby Maggies arrival. Her surname is Lyons, therefore Lions had to be the theme of the wallpaper. I am fascinated with Tanzania and the immense ecosystems of the Serengeti and Kitula national parks. We decided on this being the setting for the design. Loving the idea of incorporating hot air balloons into the wallpaper, an animal led safari started to shape the story. I love the traditional french toile style of wallpaper, so delicate, chic and intricate; it seemed the perfect way to layout and colourise it. The design escalated from there, with endless additions and tweaks, but the devil really is in the detail for this one. Spot all the little hidden creatures and read the tale interwoven into the wallpaper…

Welcome to ‘The Lyons den’

A wonderous spectrum of colour to disperse across your walls in an eye catching, hand painted geometric ikat form.

Our 'Exotica' mural design transports you into a rich, eclectic jungle utopia. A feast for the eyes, this hand-drawn design incorporates a vast array of wildlife, flora and fauna to create this structured and impactful mirage. Exotica comes in Noir, Dusky Petrol & Parchment colourways.

Ein fröhliches Sommerwiesen-Wandbild ist von der wunderschönen englischen Landschaft inspiriert. Stiefmütterchen, Mohnblumen, Kosmos, Kornblumen, Butterblumen und Glockenblumen sind nur einige der Blumen, die in diesem äußerst komplizierten Design vorkommen.

Unser „Botanica“-Design gibt es in den Farben Grün (oben), Kreide und Pergament (unten).

Eine kaleidoskopische Illusion aus wunderschön handgezeichneten Schmetterlingen.

Unser „Papilio“-Design ist in den Farben Jewel (oben), Eau De Nil und Pergament (unten) erhältlich.

"The pansy flower represents the thoughts of lovers, shared before a word is spoken. Named for the French word for “thought” (pensee), the pansy was said to be a charmed flower, possessing telepathic magic. Attending to the plucked bloom, you could hear your lover’s thoughts. The pansy is not a brash flower; it does not stand tall and proud, demanding attention. Instead, it’s gentle upturned face and petals seem to only ask one thing: think of me, keep me in your thoughts."

- A Victorian Flower Dictionary & The Meaning of Flowers