Hello there, Maria here.
As spring fades into summer I have an extravaganza of exciting new additions to share with you. I just know you will be delighted and as enthralled as I am with the fantastic range of innovative designs that have just landed here at NewWall.
House of Hackney
From House of Hackney we have a number of new designs from the highly sought after brand.
With travel heavily restricted, these pieces offer the opportunity to transport yourself to their intoxicating world of wanderlust. The designs feature exotic animals in tropical foliage…proffering exotic fronzes reveal hidden monkeys, birds and the rare Summatron tiger. Inspired by the great French Toile de Jouy prints of the 18th century, the majestic wallpaper will awaken a sense of wonder, without a mark on your carbon footprint.
Other prints in this series include Zebras in stripes, Giraffes in camouflage, Emus strutting and Leopards prowling against striped backgrounds. Charmingly clever and delightfully unusual…
Zeal Off White & Chartreuse Green
If animals aren’t your thing then House of Hackney offers you stripes without a single animal in sight. Berkley Stripe Multi is Inspired by the brilliantly bold design of Diana Vreeland’s iconic New York apartment, this design will infuse any space with 70s-style glamour. But don’t be fooled by its rich colour palette and rock and roll sensibility. This wallpaper works surprisingly well with other motifs, especially symmetrical, nature-inspired prints.
Wall&decó
With Wall&deco Essentials Collection, I’m sure you will be excited by the array of textures each graphic brings. The Essentials collection comprises 14 designs on vinyl, in three remarkable colors.
Experience these breathtaking 3D patterns for example through their Haru Petrol design where geometric lines collide to produce exciting artwork or opt for a softer texture to evoke a calming effect with their Deep Petrol design.
Available by the roll, you can customise your space with this groundbreaking collection.
Coordonné
Last, but certainly not least, I would like to share the new offerings from the amazing house of Coordonné – their Indiano and Maximalism collections.
Maximalism houses simply gorgeous botanical wall art, from highly manicured English gardens in their Dedale design to gardens and statues that have been reclaimed by nature in their Treillage and Statues designs.
For something a little more subtle, I suggest you review the Indiano collection where charmingly imperfect muted designs thrive. Take for example the beautiful flawed stripes of the Colonial design. This would look captivating in an understated interior space incorporating wooden accessories and furnishings.
I truly hope that I have inspired you with an overview of our new in, just landed, designs and collections. Please feel free to visit our dedicated page for new arrivals to browse them in full.