Untamed wallpaper collection House of Hackney

Untamed wallpaper by House of Hackney: animal skin on the wall

With Untamed wallpaper you draw the coat of a tiger, the scales of a python or the spots of a cheetah across your entire wall. The Untamed wallpaper collection by House of Hackney is built around continuous animal-skin patterns, mostly arranged in vertical drops, so the wall looks like a single hide from skirting board to ceiling. The images show them in a study and a bedroom, combined with veneered wood, fringing and framed prints of big cats. The palette moves between olive green, moss green and dusty pink, with dark brown as a counterpoint.

Patterns in the Untamed wallpaper collection

Caspian wallpaper shows large-scale tiger stripes: dark green, softly blurred stripes on an olive to light green ground. Cobra wallpaper is almost photographic, with light green diamond-shaped markings on dark olive green and a fine grid of scales. With Savanna wallpaper the motif becomes smaller: dark brown cheetah spots on dusty pink, in bands with lighter stripes in between. Wild Card wallpaper places irregular dark brown leopard spots with soft edges on an olive green ground. Dazzle wallpaper alternates narrow and wide wavy stripes vertically, warm brown on soft pink. Ferus wallpaper consists of fine feathered lines in beige and taupe that weave across one another. So you can choose between green and pink, between wide stripes and small spots.

Combining Untamed by House of Hackney in your interior

The mood images show how far you can take the animal skin. Caspian is paired with a leopard-print desk chair and a snake-print armchair, Savanna with a leopard-print pouf on a spotted carpet. Warm veneered wood keeps the green in check, while pink linen and dark furniture tone down the mauve. Prefer a calmer look? Let one wall do the talking and keep the rest plain in the same shade, like the sage green door next to Caspian.