YOUR DREAM SCHEME

East facing living room mostly used during the evening

When a room faces east it means it will receive the most natural sunlight as the sun rises in the morning, after which it will lose the sunlight altogether for the rest of the day. As you use this room mostly during the evening, you can use the lack of natural light to your advantage to create a cosy and cocooning feel; perfect for movie nights on the sofa. Embrace the darkness with a dark and moody interior but stick to warming shades to keep it feeling warm and snug. Add a traditional twist with a heritage print and stick to a dark earthy palette for added wow-factor.

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The Mirk Peat Brown Wallpaper envelops your space in an exquisite botanical tapestry, where lush foliage and intricate damask-style motifs weave a rich narrative of nature’s quiet splendour. Inspired by the ever-changing scenery of the Lancashire moors, this design captures the earthy beauty of trees and leaves, evoking the serene atmosphere of the Wayoh reservoir. The deep taupe backdrop is warmed with soft blush and muted beige highlights, lending a subtle sense of depth and sophistication. A fusion of Victorian botanical illustration and Art Nouveau influences, this wallpaper brings timeless elegance with a contemporary edge.

Designed for effortless luxury, this paste-the-wall wallpaper is easy to apply and strippable for hassle-free removal. Its durable, washable surface ensures lasting beauty, making it perfect for both residential and commercial interiors. Printed in the UK with eco-friendly, Greenguard Gold certified inks, it meets the highest EU fire safety standards (EN15102/EN13501 B-s1).

A rich and warming shade of pink that appears in the early dawn Autumn sky inspired by the saying:-

"Red sky at night, shepherd's delight. Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning”

My family taught me about weather forecasting, how to read the clouds and to rely more on human experience.

"Red sky in the morning, shepherds warning" means a red sky appears due to the high-pressure weather system having already moved east meaning the good weather has passed, most likely making way for a wet and windy low-pressure system.

An earthy, warm and rich brown naturally inspired by running through peat bogs in the stunning Lancashire moorlands.

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