Collaborations

English Garden is an updated color way on a very popular Mural Source best-seller. Spanning a whopping 20 panels and standing at a grand 10 feet tall, this mural has no problem encompassing any room its put in. Whether it be an accent wall or an entire...

Our Hampstead mural highlights the custom capabilities of our studio. Designed for Hampstead, an important classical revival-style house on a hill in New Kent County, Virginia, this piece is part of the WILLIAMSBURG Collection and released as a printed...

The Kensington Whitework mural is inspired by English whitework bed curtains embroidered in chinoiserie style around 1690-1730, and now in the Colonial Williamsburg collection. The curtains feature flowering trees springing from rocky mounds, ponds with...

Soothing tones, flourishing peonies, and soaring birds come together to create a serene chinoiserie mural wallpaper with Paul Montgomery in collaboration with Lillian August.

Floridana Seaside is a beautiful tropical landscape mural depicting palms, banana trees, and orchids. Recolored for Paul Montgomery by Lillian August in a gentle Pastel color theme.

As Michelle and Paul have worked together through many years, marquetry has always been something they have wanted to explore in depth. Together they have created a collection of wood inlay marquetry panels, which ranges from 18th century designs...

Inspired by the pieces of classsic art, Artifacts is a hand painted mural depicting a collection of remnants of sculpture and architectural decoration.  Each panel is rendered in exquisite detail, and a variety of styles.

Batavia is inspired by the woven fabrics of East India. Clusters of flowers and grasses float in field of woven threads. The frames are available in various widths to be used in combinations to create attractive compositions."Let us design your room!" If...

A Bounty of Blue and White. As soon as European countries set up trading routes in the 17th century, blue and white porcelains exported from China to the West prompted a fervor for blue and white ceramics. Arduous sea journeys made Chinese export...

Over many years Michelle has scoured markets and shops from Asia to France, building a collection of Coromandel Screens for her eponymous shop Ceylon et Cie. Our Coromandel was created from her love of the exotic in this dark and dramatic new offering...

Inspired by Michelle Nussbaumer's enduring love of blue and white, Far Pavilions borrows motifs from Michelle's vast personal collection of Chinese Porcelains. Combine and arrange elements to create an Eastern delight. Printed on nonwoven ground. This...

Tony Duquette was a costume designer for the 1955 film adaptation of “Kismet”, a musical adapted from a play in 1911 of the same name. The director of the film who hired Duquette to design the costumes also commissioned him to design interior...