Description
The House of Liberty wallpaper collection draws on pivotal moments that have defined Liberty as a leading tastemaker and artistic innovator of interior design. Framed by the rich textures and relaxed glamour of bohemian botanicals lies the genesis of Liberty. Inspired by discoveries in the renowned archive: rolling panoramic landscapes, blossoming trails, and painterly ditsies are elegantly offset with sophisticated geometrics and sartorial details. Reimagined for conventionally and digitally printed wallpapers, the collection pays homage to a legacy of craftsmanship and artistry.
Celebrating Liberty’s return home for its 150th anniversary, the design house turns to its illustrious past, documented in the drawings and manuscripts by the pioneering artists of the time. Brimming with richly detailed, hand-drawn illustrations, the Liberty sketchbooks unveil the aesthetic legacies treasured in the Regent Street flagship.
Meticulously hand-painted in the Liberty design studio, in the heart of London, and expertly crafted using both traditional and cutting-edge techniques in Italy and England. The wallpapers include scenic murals, opulent wide-width bases, and lustrous grass-cloths, full of luxurious textures and depth of colour.
An ornamental floral created in 1969, Glastonbury Stripe was first printed as a Liberty furnishing fabric in the 1970s and later revived as a dress fabric during the 1980s. Repainted and arranged into a brand-new composition, this bountiful interpretation of a vertical garden comes to life in a spectrum of three contrasting and complementary colour palettes. Printed on a matt paper to enhance the nuanced textures of the original painting, this elegant design presents a series of botanical pillars, each adorned with an eclectic array of Arts and Crafts-inspired mirrored flowers, fruits, and foliage.
