PRODUCT DETAILS
Per Roll
Printing Method: Digital
Paper Finish: Coated
Pattern Dimension: W52cm x L64cm
Single Roll: W52cm x L10m
Hand drawn & printed in the United Kingdom
Printed with eco-friendly inks on a non-woven substrate
FSC certified suppliers
THIS IS A BESPOKE PRODUCT – PLEASE ALLOW 3 WEEKS FROM ORDER DATE UNTIL DELIVERY
Dinoflorous
£3.00 – £160.00Price range: £3.00 through £160.00
‘Fleurassic Park’ is a collection born of magic and fantasy. Floradactyl is a design for people who want more out of their wallpaper. They want art. They want intrigue. They want beauty. They want a statement. For the girls that love dinosaurs and the boys that love flowers. Gaze in wonder at the hand illustrated and painted elements allowing you to get lost in the story of this collection, let your imagination run wild. For those quirky interior spaces not just for children.
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Few things possess the quiet power that tea does. A ritual capable of transcending cultures, generations and social divides. Ceremonial and social in equal measure, tea has long been woven into the fabric of everyday life. In Britain it has been shared across centuries regardless of class, status or rank, yet across the world it carries its own symbolism, stories and traditions.
It is a drink that has truly stood the test of time. From the elegance of high tea to the hurried builder’s brew. From herbal infusions praised for healing properties to the universally accepted belief that a strong cup of Yorkshire tea can mend heartbreak...and occasional hangover.
This design draws inspiration from a collision of eras and influences. Constructed through references to varying design periods, layered with classic floral elements including orchids, peonies and delphiniums, the latter symbolising transcendence beyond time and space, much like the transportive quality of a good cup of tea itself.
The collection acts as a bridge between East and West. Connecting the origins of tea leaves in Eastern culture to Britain’s enduring love affair with tea following its introduction during the reign of King Charles II. A celebration of ritual, conversation, comfort and the strange magic found within a simple cup.


