A dreamy cloud-like wallpaper inspired by a silk design from the archives of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Traditionally screen printed to give a gentle relief to the undulating clouds, this enchanting pattern is so versatile and lends itself to any room in the home. Use to wallpaper all four walls, or even on the ceiling, in keeping with the recent trend of decorating this fifth wall for a wonderful, cocooning effect.

A beautiful back drop for interior schemes, the subtle Sage green takes you back to nature and gives rooms a relaxed, laid-back appeal.

Available in 5 colours: Natural, Sky, Sage, Alabaster and Future Dusk

Stratus Archive Inspiration: Design for a silk textile, J.D. Cornuaud (worked in the 19th century), England or France, about 1860
This design offers a contemporary interpretation of a captivating silk pattern by J.D. Cornuaud from the 1860s that mimics the fluid motion of clouds drifting across a sky. At the close of the 19th century, Cornuaud’s wife generously donated his remarkable designs to the V&A, ensuring that his artistic legacy would be preserved, cherished and celebrated for generations to come.