House of Hackney Wallpaper | Selected Wallpapers – Selected Wallpapers & Interiors

House of Hackney wallpaper was born from the belief that walls can be so much more than a neutral backdrop. Founded in London in 2011 by Frieda Gormley and Javvy M Royle, the brand blends the rich tradition of British textile design with a bold, contemporary colour palette. The result: wall coverings that turn heads and stand the test of time.

House of Hackney wallpaper — British heritage, modern boldness

The inspiration behind House of Hackney is always the same: nature, history and the streets of London. Botanical designs like the iconic Hollyhocks — hollyhocks so vivid they seem to grow right off the wall — show just how far this brand is willing to go. Not for the timid decorator, but for those who want a room to truly make a statement.

What strikes us: House of Hackney manages to make lavish patterns feel anything but overwhelming. A single feature wall in an otherwise calm bedroom works surprisingly well. The rich pigmentation of each design reacts beautifully to warm artificial light — playful by day, dramatically deep by night.

Features of House of Hackney wallpaper

Roll width: 45 cm, available in drop lengths of 2 and 3 metres
Printed on FSC-certified paper with water-based inks
B Corp-certified — produced in Great Britain
Styles: botanical, gothic flora, exotic prints, heritage patterns
Ideal for feature walls, hallways, bedrooms and bold living rooms

Which interior suits House of Hackney?

The botanical prints connect naturally with the trend for botanical wallpaper and the lush floral designs sit beautifully alongside floral wallpaper from other leading brands. Pair your new wallpaper with matching House of Hackney fabrics for curtains or cushions — bringing the story from the wall into the rest of your interior. Looking for non-woven wallpaper? Browse our selection of non-woven wallpaper for easier application.

Not sure how many rolls you need, or want to see the colour and pattern scale in your own space first? Use our wallpaper calculator and order a sample — so you know exactly what you are choosing.

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FAQ about House of Hackney wallpaper

How many rolls of House of Hackney wallpaper do I need?

House of Hackney rolls are 45 cm wide and sold in drop lengths of 2 or 3 metres. The number of rolls you need depends on your ceiling height, pattern repeat and whether you are covering a feature wall or an entire room. Use our wallpaper calculator for an accurate estimate. We also recommend ordering a sample to assess colour and pattern scale in your own space.

What characterizes the wallpaper from House of Hackney?

House of Hackney is renowned for its opulent, eclectic prints that combine nature, history and art. Think botanical patterns, gothic flora, exotic animals and heritage patterns inspired by William Morris. Each wallpaper is a statement: bold, sophisticated and with a strong sense of storytelling.

What makes House of Hackney a sustainable brand?

The brand works exclusively with FSC-certified paper, uses water-based inks and produces everything locally in the UK. They are also a B Corp-certified company and invest in reforestation projects. So when you choose House of Hackney, you are also choosing a conscious, environmentally responsible wall covering.

Does House of Hackney wallpaper work in a modern home?

Absolutely. House of Hackney works surprisingly well as a feature wall in a modern, pared-back interior. The bold prints create a visual anchor without overpowering the rest of the room. Pair with neutral furniture in linen or velvet and natural materials such as wood or terracotta for a balanced, harmonious result.

What is the difference between House of Hackney and Morris & Co wallpaper?

Both brands draw on British heritage and take inspiration from nature, but House of Hackney is bolder and more contemporary. Morris & Co stays closer to the Victorian originals of William Morris. House of Hackney adds a modern, sometimes dramatic colour palette — perfect for those who want classic patterns with a present-day twist.