Ashmore wallpaper collection GP&J Baker

Ashmore wallpaper by GP&J Baker: birds, blossom and geometry

The Ashmore wallpaper by GP&J Baker brings together two types of patterns: winding branches full of flowers and birds, and crisp patterns that repeat in rows. The figurative designs are drawn in detail or loosely painted, almost like a watercolour on the wall. Contrasting these are motifs with arches, lines and flowers that merge into one another and create a geometric effect. In the images, blue recurs throughout, from dark blue to soft grey-blue. This way, within one collection, you can combine a lush garden on the wall with a calm pattern for the hallway or above panelling.

Patterns in the Ashmore wallpaper collection

Eltham wallpaper is warm and abundant: brown branches with pink peonies, blue and purple flowers and birds with long blue tails, densely drawn in chinoiserie style on an ochre-yellow background. Broughton Rose wallpaper works with the same idea but leaves plenty of open space. Roses and pheasant-like birds are painted in watercolour style in blue, grey-green and beige on cream. Summer Peony wallpaper is all about blossom and leaves. Mount Temple Small wallpaper is a small fish-scale pattern of arches with a scalloped inner edge, in dark and mid-blue on light blue. La Fiorentina Small wallpaper consists of lines that form small squares and continue endlessly, and in Flora wallpaper flowers merge into one another in such a way that a geometric pattern emerges.

Combining GP&J Baker wallpaper in your interior

In the images, Eltham hangs behind a light blue linen sofa with pink striped cushions, next to a weathered blue side table and a wicker basket. Broughton Rose returns in a curtain of the same pattern, by French doors to the garden. Mount Temple Small sits above grey-green panelling with an orange trim. When you use Ashmore wallpaper this way, you give the pattern space with linen, wicker and weathered wood around it.