The Artemis wallpaper features a Jacobean-inspired design with an abundance of psychedelic flowers in an ecru colourway. Its combination of muted reds, teals and faded ochres creates antique appeal, while the floral pattern adds visual interest to any space. The design draws inspiration from botanical motifs, and the sophisticated color palette complements various interior schemes.
Originally inspired by the floral wallpaper used in Diana Vreeland's 'Garden in Hell' room, 'Artemis' is one of House of Hackney's most iconic and awe-inspiring prints. A Jacobean-inspired design that showcases an abundance of psychedelic flowers, this ecru colourway holds antique appeal. A combination of muted reds, teals and faded ochres make this an exquisite addition to your interiors scheme.
