Fairhaven wallpaper collection Thibaut

Fairhaven wallpaper by Thibaut: gardens, forests and vines in drawn lines

The Fairhaven wallpaper brings garden and forest indoors, in patterns that look hand-drawn. Sometimes it's a single sprig winding over a sage-green wall, sometimes an entire hilly landscape full of rabbits and birds. In the three patterns on this page, Thibaut uses colour differently each time: two shades of green, a single blue on white, or a full watercolour in green and teal. What connects them is the line. In every stem and every leaf you see the hand of the artist, keeping the wall lively even where the pattern is calm.

Patterns in the Fairhaven wallpaper collection

Markle Trail wallpaper keeps it light. Thin olive-green branches with small thorns meander upwards in mirrored waves, studded with off-white dots on mottled sage green. La Forêt wallpaper is one shade of blue on white, in the style of a linocut. In diagonal hillside bands stand deciduous trees, conifers and palm-like plants, with rabbits and peacock-like birds between them. The scale is large and the areas are densely filled. Woodford wallpaper is a mirrored floral ornament of teal-coloured flowers, white four-petalled blossoms and curling leaves, watercolour-shaded on beige with blue-grey speckles. In Fairhaven by Thibaut you'll also find May Tree wallpaper with stylised trees, Bloom wallpaper with blossom branches, as well as Harbor Springs wallpaper, Malea wallpaper, Margaux wallpaper and Lotus wallpaper.

Fairhaven wallpaper in hallway and dining room

In the lifestyle images you can see how the patterns interact with their surroundings. La Forêt follows the staircase in a hallway above white panelling. A blue button-tufted chair and a lamp with a blue-and-white base pick up the colour of the wall. Woodford hangs in a dining room, where botanical prints in gold-coloured bamboo frames and a vase of green viburnum repeat the green. For Markle Trail, a vase of purple clematis is enough. This Thibaut wallpaper needs little to come into its own.