The Room · N° 01
The bedroom rewards restraint. Textured neutrals — grasscloth, silk, hand-brushed damasks — soften light and slow the room down. We favour materials that hold the hand as much as the eye.
Wallpaper for the
quiet
Bedroom.
Considerations
What to think through
before you choose.
- i.1
Behind the bed, or the whole room?
A single accent wall behind the bed shows off large-scale pattern without overwhelming. Full-perimeter installation is best with quieter textures — grasscloth, silk, tone-on-tone damask.
- i.2
Light through the day
Bedrooms often receive raking morning or evening light. Ask us to hold a sample against the actual wall at the two times of day the room is used most.
- i.3
Repair over time
In rooms with headboards, mirrors and side tables, we recommend materials that spot-repair cleanly. We keep dye-lot notes on file for every project.
- i.4
Above the bed
For rooms with tall ceilings, a hand-painted botanical or a soft mural can turn the wall into a horizon. Best installed by a two-person crew for pattern registration.
Recommended
A curated shortlist
for bedroom.
Grasscloth & Arrowroot
Phillip Jeffries — extra-fine arrowroot, natural sand tone. Warm, tactile, and light-reactive.
Silks & Metallic Silks
Fromental & de Gournay — hand-painted silk grounds, quiet chinoiserie in muted palettes.
Hand-Blocked Damask
Cole & Son — tone-on-tone florals, English archives reimagined.
Soft Murals
Botanical panel sets in oyster, mist and rose. Best above the bed or behind the headboard.
Next
See bedroom samples
in the showroom.
Private appointments, at-home consultations and full trade support for designers and architects.