Renowned for its classic English appeal, Colefax and Fowler fabrics and wallpapers have an elegance and subtlety that is admired the world over. A striking collection of fabrics and trimmings infused with a richly layered aesthetic and global inspiration.

Ashdown Wallpapers draws upon Colefax and Fowler's richly layered historical heritage and celebrates it with an enticing mixture of beautifully coloured florals and chinois inspired conversationals.

The Naturals II collection of woven wallcoverings is infinitely useable and suitable for many applications, both classic and contemporary. Newly discovered techniques for weaving and colouring paper yarns have been utilised by the studio and applied to Marleton’s twisted profile and Potomac’s uniquely mottled watercolour effect.

A delightful selection of the very best wallpapers from Colefax and Fowler. Designs include the popular Snow Tree and Marchwood floral trails.

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Rushmere Wallpaper by Colefax and Fowler. This small scale leafy coral trail has a charmingly informal appeal, two new colour ways update the offering with a soft willow green and plaster pink.

Bellflower Wallpaper by Colefax and Fowler. An elegantly stylized design adapted from an embroidery design. Bellflower combines pendulous flowers and arching scrolls to create a wallpaper with a sublimely graceful character. The attractive blocky texture is characteristic of the popular Colefax printed wallpapers.

Roussillon Wallpaper by Colefax and Fowler. The beautifully drawn details of this trellis design were adapted from a French archival document. Roussillon has an exquisitely delicate appeal with its refined mixture of subtle branching movement and chinois influenced detail.

New inspiration is brought to this long standing favourite of the Colefax line. Glamorous and contemporary colourings successfully update this bold stylized tree of life design. Shown here in the aqua colour way.

This classic Colefax and Fowler design is based on a document originally discovered by John Fowler at Bowood House. Bowood wallpaper continues to charm us with its informal rose sprays; the wallpaper colour ways follow the new print colours with soft blues, greys, chalky pinks and fresher pale cream grounds.