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Hampton Roses 118-7014
A celebration of the flower now synonymous with Hampton Court Palace and its Tudor foundations, Hampton Roses is a charming floral print evoking the heady summer fragrance of blooming florets with...
Queen's Quarter 118-10021
Striking and contemporary, Queen's Quarter is an opulent geometric, taken from a small detail within a much larger scheme of Verrio murals. Its irregular octagons appear as corner vignettes within...
Verdure Tapestry Silk 118-17039
A luxurious and decadent alternative to a non-woven wallpaper, Verdure Tapestry Silk is a bespoke offering from the design house of Cole & Son. Utilising a 100% natural slub silk base, the design ...
Library Frieze 1 118-14032
If the medieval period was one of beautiful stonework, the Tudor period was one of beautiful woodwork. Wooden panelling was first introduced as a practical design feature, providing insulation but...
Gibbons Carving 118-9018
Gibbons Carving is a print derived from 17th century master carver, Grinling Gibbons' distinctive style and is full of detail and depth akin to his high-relief wooden carvings. Said to have 'an ab...
Tudor Garden 118-2004
Inspired by the elaborate knot gardens of Henry VIII's 'pleasure palace' Hampton Court, Tudor Garden is a structured floral print featuring plants found in the grounds today. Tulips, a favourite o...
Hampton Roses 118-7015
A celebration of the flower now synonymous with Hampton Court Palace and its Tudor foundations, Hampton Roses is a charming floral print evoking the heady summer fragrance of blooming florets with...
Court Embroidery 118-13029
Delicately hand-painted to emulate silken hand stitches, Court Embroidery is inspired by an early 19th century waistcoat from the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection. This courtier's garment is a be...
Queen's Quarter 118-10023
Striking and contemporary, Queen's Quarter is an opulent geometric, taken from a small detail within a much larger scheme of Verrio murals. Its irregular octagons appear as corner vignettes within...
Queen's Quarter 118-10022
Striking and contemporary, Queen's Quarter is an opulent geometric, taken from a small detail within a much larger scheme of Verrio murals. Its irregular octagons appear as corner vignettes within...
Chamber Angels 118-12027
Cole & Son's designers took inspiration for Chamber Angels from the unique, carousel style structure found on the ceiling of The Presence Chamber, which forms part of the King's State Apartments a...
Court Embroidery 118-13031
Delicately hand-painted to emulate silken hand stitches, Court Embroidery is inspired by an early 19th century waistcoat from the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection. This courtier's garment is a be...
Tudor Garden 118-2003
Inspired by the elaborate knot gardens of Henry VIII's 'pleasure palace' Hampton Court, Tudor Garden is a structured floral print featuring plants found in the grounds today. Tulips, a favourite o...
Library Frieze 1 118-14033
If the medieval period was one of beautiful stonework, the Tudor period was one of beautiful woodwork. Wooden panelling was first introduced as a practical design feature, providing insulation but...
Court Embroidery 118-13030
Delicately hand-painted to emulate silken hand stitches, Court Embroidery is inspired by an early 19th century waistcoat from the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection. This courtier's garment is a be...
Hampton Roses 118-7016
A celebration of the flower now synonymous with Hampton Court Palace and its Tudor foundations, Hampton Roses is a charming floral print evoking the heady summer fragrance of blooming florets with...
King's Argent 118-4008
The grand baroque-style extension of Hampton Court Palace was commissioned by William III and Mary II towards the end of the 17th century to rival the great palaces of Europe. Opulence was at the ...
Tijou Gate 118-8017
Jean Tijou, French master blacksmith and designer, was commissioned by William III to create a dozen elaborate iron screens for the gardens at Hampton Court Palace. These flamboyant gilded screens...
Wolsey Stars 118-16036
Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, Henry VIII's Lord Chancellor, started Hampton Court Palace's transformation from an ordinary country house to a magnificent Tudor palace. He oversaw the initial interior sc...
Wolsey Stars 118-16037
Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, Henry VIII's Lord Chancellor, started Hampton Court Palace's transformation from an ordinary country house to a magnificent Tudor palace. He oversaw the initial interior sc...
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