Royal Court Wallpaper wallpaper collection GP&J Baker

Royal Court Wallpaper wallpaper by GP&J Baker: damask, toile and panorama

With Royal Court Wallpaper wallpaper, GP&J Baker brings the parks, gardens and ornaments of English palaces and country estates to your wall. Green is the common thread: moss green and olive, the fresh tones of a garden, the greyish green of a sky in the mist. Yet no two patterns are alike. One is pure ornament, the next tells a small story with cottages, horsemen and peacocks, a third covers the entire wall as one continuous scene. What binds them is the source: nature motifs from history, from acanthus leaf to unicorn.

Patterns in the Royal Court Wallpaper wallpaper collection

Queen's damask wallpaper is a large, mirror-symmetrical damask with a palmette as its centrepiece, surrounded by acanthus leaves, cornucopias of flowers and volutes, tone-on-tone in olive on moss green with a weathered texture. Home park wallpaper is a toile on a smaller scale: cottages with smoking chimneys, horsemen, deer, peacocks and duck ponds in green, beige and greyish blue on cream. Royal Park panel wallpaper repeats nothing. Under a misty sky, a unicorn and greyhounds walk by a fountain, with cranes on the riverbank, painted in fresco style. Garden Tapestry wallpaper is inspired by the wall tapestries full of trees and leaves at Hampton Court Palace. Chimneys wallpaper honours English architecture, Royal maze wallpaper turns garden mazes into a geometric pattern, Court buttons wallpaper keeps it understated and Royal Court wallpaper draws on the heritage of the British royal house.

Royal Court Wallpaper by GP&J Baker in your interior

Choose the pattern according to the scale of your space. Royal Park panel calls for a clear wall where the landscape can flow undisturbed. Home park suits a wingback chair and a white panelled door, with a greyish-blue skirting board that picks up a colour from the pattern. The damask gives depth to a large surface without becoming overwhelming. Because these three patterns from the Royal Court Wallpaper wallpaper collection share the colour green, you can also combine them in adjacent rooms.