The Painted Garden Collection
The Painted Garden Collection transforms Amy Wright's richly layered botanical paintings into immersive wallpapers that celebrate the shifting beauty of the garden. Rooted in Wright’s own garden and her expressive studies of foliage, flowers, light and texture, each design moves between abstraction and recognition, capturing the atmosphere of nature rather than depicting it literally. Presented as painterly repeating patterns and large-scale murals, the collection brings the depth, movement and quiet poetry of the original artworks into the interior.
Murals
Created from Amy Wright’s original paintings, the large-scale mural transforms the wall into an immersive landscape of layered colour, foliage and painterly texture. Designed to unfold across a room, it captures the depth, movement and atmosphere of a garden in constant change.
Patterns
The three repeating patterns draw on individual details from Amy’s paintings, from abstract florals and foliage to expressive brush marks and layered colour. Each design brings the character of the original artwork into a more versatile scale for use throughout an interior.
About
Amy Wright is an Australian artist whose paintings unfold like richly layered tapestries of botanical abundance, rooted in the atmosphere of overgrown gardens and natural landscapes. Her practice combines acute observational drawing with a loose, expressive approach to texture, colour and collage, creating works that balance decorative beauty with painterly depth.
Pattern plays a central role throughout Wright’s work, drawing inspiration from sources ranging from botanical illustration and Japanese woodblock prints to the post-impressionist interiors of Édouard Vuillard. Her compositions are characterised by fragmented surfaces, dense foliage and intricate visual rhythms that encourage the viewer’s eye to continually wander across the canvas.
Rooted in her Australian identity while informed by art historical traditions, Wright’s paintings celebrate the richness and complexity of the natural world. Her work is held in numerous private and corporate collections internationally.