The House of Liberty
Liberty returns home for its 150th anniversary interiors collection, The House of Liberty. In celebration, the design house turns to its illustrious past, documented in the drawings and manuscripts by the pioneering designers and forward-thinking artists of the time. Brimming with richly detailed hand-drawn illustrations of carved oak staircases, wall panelling, tiled fireplaces, and stained-glass windows, the Liberty sketchbooks unveil the aesthetic legacies treasured in the Regent Street flagship.

The interior and fabric wallpaper collection draws on pivotal moments that have defined Liberty as the leading tastemaker and artistic innovator of interior design. Framed by the rich textures and relaxed glamour of bohemian botanicals lies the genesis of Liberty. Discovered in the renowned 60,000-strong design archive, high Victorian maximalist-style paisleys, embellished embroideries, and ‘70s style florals are complemented by characterful geometrics and formal stripes. Inspired by the sophistication of artists, poets, and playwrights from the sensuous Aesthetic movement, The House of Liberty embodies the decades’ cultural shifts in a captivating array of harmonious juxtapositions.

Curated for contemporary interiors and exhibited through the design house’s signature colour palette, The House of Liberty is a nod to Liberty’s sartorial past. Revived through a contemporary lens, the collection pays homage to a legacy of craftsmanship and artistry.

Meticulously hand-painted in the Liberty design studio, in the heart of London, and expertly crafted, using traditional and cutting-edge techniques in Italy and India. The weaves and printed fabrics highlight a variety of silk-like jacquards, twill stripes, woven wools, printed herringbone linen, and tactile velvets. The wallpapers include opulent wide-width bases and lustrous grass-cloths, full of luxurious textures and depth of colour.