Whimsical wallpaper collection Cole & Son

Whimsical wallpaper by Cole and Son: stars, sea creatures and gardens on the wall

Whimsical wallpaper by Cole and Son brings imagination indoors. Small golden stars are scattered across a navy blue wall, orange fish swim between petrol blue leaves and sperm whales dive through a grey sea drawn with fine lines. Each pattern tells a small story, and the images show how far you can take it: a wooden hare with red balloons under a sloping ceiling, a ceramic tiger next to the tea trolley. Figurative and humorous, without becoming childish. You choose how much story your wall gets to tell.

Patterns in the Whimsical wallpaper collection

In Stars wallpaper, small five-pointed stars in gold are irregularly scattered across dark navy blue, fine enough for a sloping ceiling and the reveal of a roof window. Nautilus wallpaper builds vertically: stems full of petrol blue leaves, orange fish, ochre yellow fan plants and white bellflowers. Melville wallpaper is a grey engraving of waves in which sperm whales swim and turtles ride on fish. Woods Whimsical wallpaper places birch trunks upright along the wall, with branches crossing each other. You'll find diamonds in Titania wallpaper, with soft metallics, and in Punchinello wallpaper, elongated and rhythmic, from coral on cream to petrol on anthracite. Secret Garden wallpaper shows shells and garden snails emerging between green leaves. Peaseblossom wallpaper displays drawn butterflies, while Butterflies & Dragonflies wallpaper adds dragonflies for company. Columbus wallpaper and Cabaret wallpaper complete the collection.

Whimsical by Cole and Son in attic rooms, dining rooms and living rooms

If you choose Stars, an attic room becomes a night sky you sleep under. Nautilus gives a dining room or living room depth and colour, especially with gold and crystal nearby. Melville works precisely because of its grey tones: calm from a distance, full of life up close. With this Cole and Son wallpaper, the wall becomes the subject of conversation — and that's exactly the point.