Samarkand
In true Madeaux style, the new Samarkand wallpaper collection, launching May 2021, offers a dynamic array of five eclectic patterns inspired by art, craft, travel and nature. Created to contrast and coordinate with the wealth of Madeaux fabric collections these exuberant designs are at home in both contemporary and traditional interiors alike. Each design has been lovingly hand rendered by Richard Smith in his iconic painterly aesthetic and combined with textural linen, silk and grass cloth effects to create depth and add detail to these rich ornamental patterns.
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Lucia WallpaperLoosely based on seventeenth century crewelwork embroidery, this distressed floral wallpaper is offered in a pretty Mineral colourway featuring soft greens and aged red, and a deep Olive colourway which includes flashes of electric blue. Using various ageing processes to the original artwork, the historical context of this design has been softened to create something entirely new that sits equally well with a paisley or a geometric print. Available in 2 colourways, 01 Mineral, 02 Olive Non-woven paper, printed in the UK Co-ordinating Fabric available |
Bacchus WallpaperFeaturing a stylised rendition of a classic design, grapes and vine leaves climb through a square trellis; the hand painted natural motifs embellished with texture and small patterns give a whimsical feel to this large scale design which delivers both dynamism and intricate detailing. Printed with a textural effect adding to the multitude of layers within the design, Bacchus is offered in two muted pared back tones of Amethyst and Sandstone. Available in 2 colourways, 01 Amethyst, 02 Sandstone Non-woven paper, printed in the UK Co-ordinating Fabric available |
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Spring Garden WallpaperWhilst many Madeaux designs are inspired by far flung travels and historic art, Spring Garden’s origins are closer to home, inspired by a bouquet gathered in Richard’s East Sussex garden during lockdown. Featuring Tulips, Anenome, Rhododendron and Fern painted in watercolour and arranged in a classic floral layout, this playful and exuberant design brings a sense of modernity to a traditional chintz pattern. Offered in two striking colourways of fresh turquoise and black. Available in 2 colourways, 01 Black, 02 Blue Non-woven paper, printed in the UK Co-ordinating Fabric available |
Tabriz WallpaperInspired by Tabriz carpets, this ornamental wallpaper features painterly scrolling borders working together to form delicate and romantic vertical stripes. The delicacy of the original artwork is reproduced beautifully on a printed grass cloth effect base, adding to its gentle and tactile appeal. Available in three colourways of tranquil Seacloud, elegant Warm Taupe and a traditional rich Faded Red. Available in 3 colourways, 01 Seacloud, 02 Warm Taupe, 03 Faded Red Non-woven paper, printed in the UK |
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Samarkand WallpaperA hand painted characterful Ikat wallpaper, Samarkand offers the bold graphic qualities of a contemporary geometric pattern together with the rich textural nature of hand woven textiles. Offered in three colourways of striking Jewel Tones, subtle Mole and warming Harvest. Available in 3 colourways, 01 Mole, 02 Harvest, 03 Jewel Tones Non-woven paper, printed in the UK |
The OctagonThe new woven The Octagon fabric is a bold small scale geometric offered in a range of eleven glorious colours including a rich rust orange Seville, a pretty Seacloud, a vibrant Willow and a classic French Blue. Designed to accompany an eclectic range of designs from the existing fabric and wallpaper collections, be they flamboyant florals, painterly patterns or ikat prints, or used as a feature fabric in its own right, The Octagon fabric with its simple graphic motif, woven in linen and cotton, is a versatile and usable fabric that is equally at home in contemporary and traditional interiors alike. Available in 11 colourways, 01 Ecru, 02 Seacloud, 03 Pebble, 04 Honey, 05 Rose, 06 Seville, 07 Old Gold, 08 Willow, 09 Teal, 10 French Blue, 11 Charcoal 38% Rayon / 36% Linen / 22% Cotton / 4% Polyester |
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