Sanderson Wallpaper

Sanderson Wallpaper

Founded in London in 1860, Sanderson is among the most English of all wallpaper houses, holding a Royal Warrant first granted in 1924. Its hand-drawn botanicals, blowsy florals, birds and trailing leaves have come to define a gentle, countryside look that has never really gone out of style, drawn from an archive of some seventy thousand designs and printing blocks.

Our bestselling Sanderson collections are rooted in the British landscape. Arboretum celebrates ancient woodland with hand-drawn frogs, woodpeckers, bluebells and oak trees, Embleton Bay brings wading birds, dune hares and puffins in from the coast, and Woodland Walk and Country Woodland carry the same quiet charm indoors. Highgrove draws on the gardens of His Majesty King Charles III, reimagined from Sanderson's archive.

For a softer, painterly look, Waterperry offers impressionistic florals and trees, and Chiswick Grove reworks archive florals, damasks and geometrics in chalky tones. Elysian turns to the Scottish Highlands, with owls, deer and sweeping cloudscapes lifted by subtle metallic touches, while Curios takes its cue from the cabinet of curiosities and Glasshouse from botanical illustration. Caspian travels further, with ikats and Indo-Persian and Ottoman-inspired designs alongside versatile plains.

Because Sanderson makes wallpaper, fabric and paint, it is the brand for the whole coordinated room: a botanical on the walls, echoed on the curtains or a favourite armchair. Browse Sanderson fabric to complete the scheme, including the new Sanderson x National Trust Volume II collection, or read our guide, Sanderson: The Most English House of All.