Toothbrushes Small Wallpaper animal Pigmented in a dark tertiary

Pigmented in a dark tertiary hue with reddish undertones

This coastal wallpaper takes classic nautical motifs and gives them a contemporary update with a palette

Hanging discs linked together to form a striking graphic pattern

Marmor wows without structure and has the look of sheet metal when featured in a metallic colourway

This stunning design was a product of Thomas Wardle's School of Embroidery in Leek - a place where Wardle experimented with printing and was heavily influenced by William Morris

Toothbrushes Small Wallpaper animal Pigmented in a dark tertiaryProduct Information: Daniel Rozensztroch has written several books about the art of living and ordinary household objects in a series titled Everyday Things. The often overlooked everyday object is fascinating in its function and simplicity. He seeks to explore the origins and history of the items we use every day. This wallpaper collection gives a nod to history too as it charts the development of everyday household objects, such as ornaments or