London Fields wallpaper collection House of Hackney

London Fields wallpaper by House of Hackney: hand-drawn stripes, checks and florals

The London Fields wallpaper by House of Hackney is drawn by a hand that never needs to be rigid. Stripes undulate, checks shift a fraction and every petal has its own outline. The colours stay close to the earth: terracotta, moss green, dusty pink, burgundy brown and ochre, on off-white or dark green. The collection places calm geometric patterns alongside figurative designs full of flowers, tendrils and even an entire landscape. With one collection you can decorate a small cloakroom, a study and a living room, and those spaces still feel connected.

Patterns in the London Fields wallpaper collection

Artist's Stripe wallpaper sets terracotta stripes on off-white, roughly as wide as the gaps between them and gently wavy. In a cloakroom with bronze taps, it continues right into the window recess. Artists Shadow Stripe wallpaper undulates too, but in broad moss green bands with narrow stripes in soft pink and cream. Artists Check wallpaper is a small check in which green and burgundy brown bands cross on cream, with dark squares at the intersections. London Fields Check wallpaper also belongs to the checks. Dalston Daisy wallpaper scatters dusty pink flowers with white centres and ochre-yellow stems diagonally across dark green. Sylvester wallpaper brings folk-art flowers, leafy tendrils and spirals on forest green, while Loddiges wallpaper features pink flowers and blue blossoms with gold accents. Navarino wallpaper keeps to full blooms in taupe, sage green and petrol blue. The London Fields wallpaper itself shows a landscape of winding paths, trees with blue scaled crowns and mushrooms on green.

Combining House of Hackney wallpaper from London Fields

Because the patterns share the same hand-drawn line, you can use them side by side. Put Artist's Stripe in a narrow space, where the vertical lines make the wall appear taller, and give the adjoining room Dalston Daisy on dark green. The Artists Check pattern keeps a bare wall above a skirting board lively, with little else needed. Wood, bronze and brass suit all three, as the photos show.