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This wallpaper was inspired by a carpet hand-woven at Merton Abbey and exhibited by Morris & Co. at the 1893 Arts and Crafts Society exhibition. The original design probably came from the enormous Persian original hung by Morris in his dining room at Kelmscott House and is now produced in versatile restful colourways and a fabric of the same name. Featuring an abstract floral and bird design in shades of stone grey cream and mustard. Application Method: paste the wall and then apply. Pattern match:Straight match. Vertical Pattern Repeat: 106.1cm. This wallpaper is part of the Archive IV The Collectors wallpapers collection. To tie the look together team with the Bullerswood rug and runner range.
The Bullerswood wallpaper in stone mustard is a fantastic choice for adding warmth and character to a room. I love how its muted yet rich colour palette can complement both modern and traditional interiors, making it quite versatile. This wallpaper works particularly well in living rooms or dining areas where you want to create an inviting, slightly vintage feel. When styling with it, consider pairing with natural wood furniture and neutral tones to let the intricate pattern stand out without overwhelming the space. As for practical tips, placing a rug like this one beneath a dining table can help anchor the room, adding comfort and a layer of texture - just be sure to keep the pattern and colour scheme balanced for a cohesive look.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on The Rug Seller's website here