V&A Eden - Midnight Black and Gold Wallpaper

V&A Eden - Midnight Black and Gold WallpaperTraditionally surface printed with a rich layer of ink to create depth and texture, Eden is based on Days Cactus wallpaper, produced by the notable Jeffrey firm in the late 19th century. An all over pattern featuring stylised foliage and flowers that celebrates nature in all its glory, in reference to its Arts and Crafts roots. The refined 2 colour palette allows the swirling floral motif to be the principal focus. A stylish wallpaper design that has

Traditionally surface printed with a rich layer of ink to create depth and texture, Eden is based on Day’s Cactus wallpaper, produced by the notable Jeffrey firm in the late 19th century. An all-over pattern featuring stylised foliage and flowers that celebrates nature in all its glory, in reference to its Arts and Crafts roots. The refined 2 colour palette allows the swirling floral motif to be the principal focus. A stylish wallpaper design that has stood the test of time and has been complemented with new colourways, like Midnight black and gold for a dramatic option.

Available in 4 colours: Midnight, Natural, Mellow Yellow and Soft Teal

Eden archive inspiration: Cactus wallpaper, Lewis Foreman Day (1845–1910) for Jeffrey & Co., London, late 19th century
Trained as a stained-glass maker, Lewis Foreman Day was one of the most commercially successful designers of his generation. A founder member of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, Day also lectured and wrote books on design. Starting his own business in 1870, he went on to produce a range of domestic designs, including textiles and wallpapers. In 1881, Day became the Artistic Director of the Lancashire cotton printers, Turnbull and Stockdale, a role that allowed him to broaden the popularity of his designs. He was an excellent draughtsman and sold his memorable, rhythmic designs to a range of fashionable firms and retailers.