Birds at Play Wallpaper

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Birds at Play Wallpaper

Panelled wallpaper designed to repeat seamlessly across a wall

£245 per roll

Order a sample to see the colour, texture and scale at home

Each roll contains four panels, each 52cm wide × 280cm high. The panels are hung in sequence to create a continuous repeat across the wall.

Birds drift quietly across a soft, parchment-toned ground, forming a gentle, repeating pattern across the wall.

Inspired by an early 18th-century design by Claude Gillot, held in the British Museum, Birds at Play draws on delicate linework, ornamental foliage and drifting birds. Created in collaboration with Mulberry House, the design reworks these archival elements into a softer, more painterly composition  bringing a sense of quiet movement and historic depth to a room.

Notes: This wallpaper has been inspired by a detail from an artwork in the collections of the British Museum. Design for a ceiling with arabesque ornament comprising scrolling elements and various animals, 1688-1722, watercolour and bodycolour, heightened with gold, by Claude Gillot, French, British Museum 1932,0613.1, funded by H L Florence Fund.


About the Wallpaper
Design - Birds at play
Print Method - Digital | Paste the wall
Textured non-woven with a flat, matt printed finish.
Pattern Match - Straight across match
Place of Manufacturing - UK
Roll Size
4 panels, each 52cm wide x 280cm height 
Custom Size | Commercial Grade
3 Metres+ Please contact hello@deusexgardenia.com.
Delivery Times
Sample  - 2-4 Days
Roll - 3-4 weeks

Sustainability
All Deus ex Gardenia wallpaper is printed per order in the UK. By keeping production local and bespoke, we can ensure consistency across each roll you receive whilst maximising our commitment to sustainability. All our wallpaper is FSC certified which means that the paper has been sourced from sustainable forests. We print with the finest eco-friendly water-based ink, which means they are non-toxic and very low in VOCs (volatile organic compounds). Printing rolls on a bespoke basis allows us to significantly minimise our waste output.