Historic Royal Palaces Great Masters wallpaper collection Cole and Son

Historic Royal Palaces Great Masters wallpaper by Cole and Son

With Historic Royal Palaces Great Masters wallpaper by Cole and Son, you bring old decorative techniques to your own walls. The patterns draw on tapestry, wood carving and geometric motifs, and each design translates those techniques on its own scale. One fills the wall as a panorama with a stone bridge, a walker and dense foliage. Another repeats acanthus leaves and shells as if carved from wood. Yet another keeps it small, with rosettes in a strict grid. The colour palette ranges from navy blue and ochre to taupe on cream and fresh green tones.

Patterns in the Historic Royal Palaces Great Masters wallpaper collection

Verdure Tapestry Silk wallpaper shows a painted landscape with an arched bridge, a kingfisher by the water and a thatched hut, in navy blue, petrol blue and ochre on silk. Alongside this silk version there is Verdure Tapestry wallpaper. Gibbons Carving wallpaper is taupe on cream and so shaded that pairs of birds, shells and fruits appear in relief. Queen's Quarter wallpaper places octagonal rosettes in green and yellow in a continuous grid. You'll find flowers in Hampton Roses wallpaper and in Court Embroidery wallpaper, where hand-painted leaves and flowers imitate silk embroidery stitches. Chamber Angels wallpaper shows dancing angels among leaves and fruits, after a ceiling in Kensington Palace. King's Argent wallpaper brings baroque leaf motifs in tile form, with metallic accents. Library Frieze wallpaper depicts wooden panelling that you can combine with the other designs. The collection also includes Tijou Gate wallpaper, Wolsey Stars wallpaper, Palace Tales wallpaper and Royal Jardiniere wallpaper.

Historic Royal Palaces Great Masters by Cole and Son in your interior

The images show how versatile this Cole and Son wallpaper is. Gibbons Carving hangs in a study next to walnut doors and a black marble fireplace, with a wire chair and a white table in front of it. Queen's Quarter sits above white panelling, next to a curved white sofa and a petrol-blue velvet curtain. And Verdure Tapestry Silk asks for little: a marble top and a few vases with delphiniums are enough.