Matthew Williamson Wallpaper

Matthew Williamson Wallpaper

Matthew Williamson wallpapers bring his signature maximalist style into interiors, with exotic birds, tropical palms, painterly florals and bold colour palettes. Perfect for statement walls, these designs capture a sense of escapism and luxury.

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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 £100; 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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Matthew Williamson Wallpaper

Matthew Williamson made his name in fashion with a fearless eye for hot colour and intricate pattern, and since 2013 that eye has found its way onto walls through a run of collections produced exclusively under his name by Osborne & Little. The result is wallpaper with real personality: jewel tones, exotic birds, big cats, palms and flamingos, often finished with metallics, holographics and glass beads.

It began with Eden, his debut for Osborne & Little, a menagerie of real and mythical creatures inspired by ancient myths and legends. Dragons, tigers, peacock feathers and tropical birds appear in luxurious finishes, with Tyger Tyger sending a foil printed tiger stalking across the wall.

Cubana traded animals for the glamour of old Havana, in a palette of jade, coral, turquoise and fuchsia. Flamingo Club masses flamingos and orchids on a tropical teal, Ananas turns the pineapple into a blowsy floral motif, and Danzon is an ombre chevron named after Cuban dance music. Deya takes its name from the Mallorcan hill village where Williamson spends part of the year, and has a lovely Mediterranean feel in its designs and colours.

Durbar is heavily influenced by eastern cultures, with psychedelic botanicals, Indian vignettes, butterfly frames and bold marbles in teal, jade, turquoise and cerise. Belvoir gathers exuberant designs in aquamarine, turquoise, jade and lemon, and Daydreams is a collection of digitally printed murals and wallpapers inspired by a road trip, full of florals, fauna, stars and regal chateaux.

The newest collection is Samana, inspired by a tropical island paradise, with dragonflies, exotic birds, swaying palms, beaded panelled damasks, paisleys and a Moroccan tile design. For an overview of his best known patterns, The Wallpaper Collection brings together favourites such as Deya Meadow, Menagerie, Flamingo Club and Birds of Paradise in one place.

These are papers made for confident rooms, and they sit happily alongside our tropical wallpaper and maximalist wallpaper edits. For the full story of the designer and his work with Osborne & Little, read our guide, From Catwalk to Chimney Breast.

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