Highgrove wallpaper collection Sanderson

Highgrove wallpaper by Sanderson: gardens and landscapes on the wall

The Highgrove wallpaper by Sanderson brings garden and landscape indoors in a drawn visual language. You see weeping trees and deciduous trees, pheasants and sheep, beehives and vines full of pears and cherries. Some patterns stick to one colour, such as an aubergine toile on light pink. Others place green, blue, terracotta and ochre side by side. In the lifestyle images, the pattern reappears on a sofa or tablecloth, so that wall and furniture tell one story. This works well in rooms with tall windows, wall panels and wooden floors.

Patterns in the Highgrove wallpaper collection

Highgrove toile wallpaper is a large toile in an engraved style with trees, buildings, animals and water in horizontal bands. In Wildflower meadow wallpaper, blue ribbons meander between small trees, pheasants, horses and beehives, small and airy on white. Kitchen garden wallpaper places vines with pears, apples and cherries in vertical strips next to green wavy ribbons. Stripes and damask can be found in Pergola stripe wallpaper and Highgrove damask wallpaper, the latter with the Highgrove coat of arms and doves. The woodland takes centre stage in The stumpery wallpaper and The stumpery mural wallpaper, with ferns among old tree stumps, and in Highgrove arboretum wallpaper. Salisbury wallpaper, Apothecary rose wallpaper, Ancient apple orchard wallpaper, Carpet garden wallpaper, Topiary view wallpaper, Silver lime wallpaper, Thyme walk wallpaper and Pergola wallpaper complete the Sanderson series.

Highgrove by Sanderson in a classic interior

In the images, the wallpaper covers a full wall or is hung in panels with white or sage-green mouldings, next to a marble mantelpiece or a sash window. You can repeat the pattern on a sofa with a pleated skirt or a round tablecloth with a tasselled edge. A large toile can carry a room, while a small scattered pattern provides calm in a hallway or side room. If you choose this Sanderson wallpaper in multiple colours, blue-and-white porcelain and amber glass echo the tones.