Fiona Howard wallpapers have launched a brand new collection.
In 7 delicious colourways: Quince, Aqua, Persimmon, Golden, Apple, Parchment and Cameo, ‘The Orchard‘ depicts a charming countryside scene gazing through the apple orchard to the hills and birds beyond.
Between the trees chickens wander amongst sunflowers, a wheel barrow full of ripe apples and a greenhouse.
A spokesperson said: “As we all seek to calm our busy lives down, to surround ourselves with nature and a simpler, more wholesome life in the countryside, growing our own vegetables and fruit, this design brings calm while whisking you away to a countryside dream.
“The Orchard collection is our latest wallpaper collection launching in time for fresh New Year 2024 decorating projects.”
All Fiona Howard wallpapers are printed in the UK on FSC papers using environmentally friendly inks. The new collection retails at £98 per roll.
The spokesperson added: “We also work with our local farmer to plant native trees and hedgerows in our local area to support a diverse range of flora and fauna which in some small way gives back to the environment that inspires our designs.”
Fiona Howard is a British designer, known for creating such contemporary classics as Sanderson’s ‘Dandelion Clocks’. For the past 30 years she has built her reputation in home furnishing textile design, working closely with her clients worldwide.
In a fast-paced industry Fiona keeps a close eye on the relevant trends, designing into each season’s themes with her own unique handwriting.
She creates delicious and unique commercial collections using traditional skills such as lino cut, monoprint and watercolour. Everything about her work is carefully considered, the papers meticulously coloured to exquisite palettes, and each design hand drawn in repeat from preparatory sketches before being carefully painted or cut into lino and printed by hand.
Fiona’s dedication to her craftsmanship is the hallmark embedded in her designs. She has refined her skill of repeating pattern, particularly in lino printing, over 30 years of dedication to the love of her work.
