Josephine Munsey Wallpaper

Josephine Munsey Wallpaper

Josephine Munsey, an accomplished textile designer, is renowned for her mastery of traditional, hand-painted design techniques. Her work draws inspiration from a wide array of sources, ranging from whimsical themes and natural elements to personal adventures and botanical illustrations. Each of Josephine's creations tells a unique story, making her wallpapers a go-to choice for interior design pioneers looking for distinctive and original designs.

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How many rolls do I need?

Use the wallpaper calculator, or "How many rolls do I need?" on any product page, which allows for the pattern repeat. Order all your rolls together so they come from the same batch.

Can I order a sample?

Yes. Most papers have a sample, usually A4, and up to 6 samples are delivered free. A sample is the best way to check colour and texture in your own room.

Why does the batch number matter?

Rolls from different production batches can vary slightly in shade. Rolls ordered together always come from one batch; if you're topping up an earlier order, add its batch number on the product page and we'll match it.

Can I return wallpaper?

Most unused rolls can be returned: tell us within 14 days of delivery and send them back within 30. Some brands charge a 25% restocking fee on returns made after 14 days. Papers that are printed or made to order, and murals, can't be returned. Each product page tells you which applies.

How long will delivery take?

Every product page shows its own delivery time and an estimated arrival date. Delivery is free on UK mainland orders over £90; Northern Ireland, the Highlands and islands are charged at checkout.

Do you offer trade accounts?

Yes, for interior designers, decorators and commercial projects. Find out about trade accounts.

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Josephine Munsey Wallpaper

Josephine Munsey is a British wallpaper brand that began as a husband and wife venture and has grown into a name known for meticulous detail and beautifully considered pattern. Every design starts as original artwork painted by hand, and the papers are full of narrative: chameleons on a tree of life, swallows darting through clouds, squirrels and deer inside an Escher inspired labyrinth.

The bestselling collection is Portfolio 2. It includes Coral, a whimsical small scale pattern inspired by antique botanical prints, Bea's Swallows, which pairs beautifully with the Clouds design, and Chameleon Trail, a playful twist on the classic tree of life that Josephine spent a month painting. Portfolio 1 holds some of her most distinctive work, among them Living Branches, a hand painted tree alive with parakeets, sunbirds, ginkgo leaves and protea, and Broccoli Canopy, which reflects her fascination with Indian miniature paintings.

The Roll collection offers a modern twist on classic designs, from simple stripes to delicate florals, in colours that can be used harmoniously throughout the house. Its follow up, Roll II, is a refined mini collection of four small print designs in five colourways each, ranging from gentle stripes to delicate cameo style motifs.

The newest collections show how wide the brand's imagination runs. Miria is whimsical and illustrative, inspired by layered jungle canopies with overlapping foliage and gently characterful creatures. The Bloom Edit is a joyful celebration of hand painted florals, inspired by a studio full of colour and paint, and Five Years Small marks five years of the brand with five cheerful small scale prints.

Josephine Munsey's smaller designs are a lovely way to bring pattern into a cloakroom, bedroom or hallway without overwhelming it, and you will find many more in our small prints wallpaper edit, alongside her jungle scenes in jungle wallpaper. For ideas on using pattern at this scale, read Small but Mighty: Small Print Wallpaper on Decorating Notes.

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