The best Farrow & Ball wallpapers
Farrow & Ball is renowned for its bold, unique paint colours – but its wallpaper offerings are also well worth considering if you're renovating an older property, as many have been inspired by vintage fabrics and patterns
With 59 different wallpaper patterns in a range of colour ways, Farrow & Ball offers some creative papers to match perfectly with their paint shades. From botanicals to stripes, there is a Farrow & Ball wallpaper design to suit every style.
If you're a fan of the brand and its colour offerings, check out our round-up of the best Farrow & Ball paint colours this year.
Best Farrow & Ball wallpapers
1. Hornbeam
Available in seven unique colourways, 'Hornbeam brings the tranquil spirit of the English rural landscape to all walls, no matter how far from the countryside.' It features a motif of cloud-pruned hornbeams making it a perfect choice for a calming bedroom or to brighten up a neutral bathroom.
2. Wisteria
Wisteria is available in 13 colour options, ranging from relaxed neutrals to bright, rich blues and purples. Inspired by 19th-century woven fabrics, Wisteria is detailed with 'softly trailing vines and abundant blooms'.
3. Jasmine
Taken from the Farrow & Ball wallpaper archive, Jasmine was brought up to date with a series of five striking colourways. The leaves are clear, bold and starlike, making Jasmine a good choice for a contemporary home aesthetic.
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4. Brocade
Farrow & Ball designed Brocade after taking inspiration from the opulent fabrics featured in the Renaissance paintings of the National Gallery. It brings together thistles, flowers and leaves to create a thoroughly contemporary design.
5. Orangerie
Farrow & Ball turned to the hothouses of the 18th century for this design, which creates a bursting display of exotic flowers, foliage and intricate details.
6. Toile Trellis
Based on an original 18th-century floral design, Farrow & Ball's Toile Trellis is available in six neutral shades and combines dainty leaf and bow motifs to create a cool, relaxed feeling to any room. It's not as bold as some of other wallpapers listed here, so could be used across all four walls of most living rooms.
7. Hegemone
If you ever thought floral designs were kitsch and uninteresting, Farrow & Ball's Hegemone wallpaper should dispel all your worries. Named after the Greek goddess of fruit and flowers, Hegemone comes in a range of six colours, three of which are subtle and neutral and three vibrant, colourful options.
8. Ringwold
Add a pop of pattern and colour with the Ringwold wallpaper, another option for a floral wallpaper. This option is less busy, with a vine-like pattern that has been adapted from a James Leman silk pattern. This bold red colourway is certain to add richness to your interiors, but this design is available in 12 different shades, from creamy neutrals to heritage tones.
9. Renaissance
Offering a more maximalist aesthetic, Farrow & Ball's Renaissance wallpaper is a beautiful design, inspired by fabrics in the National Gallery's paintings. Featuring birds, sunflowers and over botanical subjects, there are five wonderful colours to choose between, from calm neutrals to this deep purple shade.
10. Ranelagh
If you can't decide between a geometric or a botanical print, this wallpaper blends the two beautifully. Diamond frames and floral motifs are combined to create a beautiful texture in a space without overpowering the room. Ranelagh comes in tree different colours: this more neutral tone, a yellow and a blue.
Where to buy Farrow & Ball wallpaper
Are Farrow & Ball wallpapers eco-friendly?
Farrow & Ball wallpapers are handcrafted using paper sourced from sustainably managed forests, and because the papers are vinyl-free, they can often be recycled.
What’s more, Farrow & Ball wallpapers are all created using their own sustainable range of paint colours, so they know exactly where every part of the wallpapers come from.
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