YOUR DREAM SCHEME

Dark and moody period style bedroom

A dark and moody bedroom can be the perfect set up for a good nights sleep due to its enveloping and cosy feel. For a period twist, opt for a heritage Damask-style design and pair with complementing colours in rich warming shades to keep the space feeling cosy and inviting and prevent it from feeling dark and gloomy.

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Mirk Reservoir Wallpaper is a celebration of nature’s quiet grandeur, capturing the enchanting transition of the seasons across the Lancashire moors. This intricate damask-style pattern is inspired by the trees and foliage surrounding the Wayoh Reservoir, with winding branches and delicate leaves unfurling against a deep, moody blue backdrop. Art Nouveau influences weave through the design, lending it an elegant symmetry that evokes the organic flow of heritage botanical patterns. A palette of olive green, soft cream and muted peach creates a beautifully balanced contrast, making this wallpaper both bold and deeply atmospheric.

Crafted in the UK, this designer wallpaper is paste-the-wall for effortless application and easy removal. Its durable, washable surface ensures longevity, while environmentally friendly, Greenguard Gold certified inks make it a safe and sustainable choice. With the highest EU fire rating (EN15102/EN13501 B-s1), it’s both stunning and practical for homes and commercial spaces alike.

A deep inky, warm blue inspired by the beautiful reservoirs in Turton, Lancashire.

Rising through the ranks to become #1, magnolia was the go to colour in the decade following woodchip wallpaper.

With their shoulder pads, power suits and impossibly big hair, the cool cats of the 80’s took a real shine to this warming shade, a colour that made rooms look lighter, brighter and more matchy matchy whatever the furniture.

Let us introduce you to our new take on Magnolia

The perfect, modern neutral colour both peaceful and serene.

The meaning of Mirk is partially or totally dark, and whilst this can sometimes be construed as gloomy, this wallpaper design is anything but. Inspired by our founder Nina's daily walks around the Wayoh reservoir close to her home in Edgworth, Lancashire, it's a Damask style botanical pattern featuring trees and leaves.

Also part of our Petrichor collection, which boasts fearless botanical patterns coupled with an earthy paint palette made up of fourteen new hues, all designed to complement their growing range of wallpaper and fabric. Inspired by the landscapes of the Lancashire moors and the transition of the Seasons, this new collection explores the beauty of traditional heritage with a modern twist.

Available in four different colourways; Moss Green, Mallard, Reservoir and Peat Brown