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The Majorelle wallpaper presents a Jacobean-era floral print sourced from the archives of French wallpaper house Zuber, first crafted in 1890. The design has been recoloured in deep petrol and burgundy tones, finished with iridescent turquoise accents that add a subtle luminous quality to the surface. The intricate, large-scale botanical motifs are drawn from imaginary flowers, creating a layered, immersive pattern.
For the new season, House of Hackney delved the vast archives of iconic French wallpaper house ZUBER to reimagine a selection of their designs. This 'Majorelle' floral print references Jacobean-era designs but was first crafted later in 1890. To update the design, we have infused it with shades of petrol and burgundy and finished it with iridescent turquoise accents.
