A stunning, large-scale, floral wall mural inspired by an archive kimono to reflect the dramatic impact and breathtaking beauty of the original. Wisteria blossoms cascade down from the ceiling, whilst chrysanthemums gracefully grow from the lush green grasses to form this beautiful scenic mural that can be repeated out along the wall.

Heather and berry shades on a warm cream background. Consider painting the ceiling in one of the warm colours taken from the wall mural for a sophisticated scheme.

Available in 4 colours: Alabaster, Heather, Pistachio and Dark Sage grey

One roll contains 4 panels (A, B, C & D) for the full design. The design can be repeated out to cover further walls by using another roll in the same order (A B C D) until the required area is papered. Depending upon the wall height, the panel can be trimmed at the bottom to create the desired scene.

Wisteria Bloom Mural Archive Inspiration: Kimono, embroidered silk, made in Japan, probably retailed in France, about 1900
The stunning wall mural is inspired by a silk kimono which was once worn by the socialite Emilie Grigsby (1876–1964), whose enviable dress collection was gifted to the V&A in the 1960s. A wealthy and independent American from New York, Emilie was known for her impeccable taste and avant-garde approach to fashion, often sourcing her stunning wardrobe from renowned couturiers in London, Paris and New York.