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The High Grove Antiqued mural wallpaper, designed by Paul Montgomery, features an unusual blend of detailed pheasants and flying birds among white-barked Aspen trees, a choice not commonly seen in traditional chinoiserie designs. This unique aspect...

Our High Grove Steel Chinoiserie mural is a scene with detailed pheasants and flying birds in a grove of white-barked Aspen trees.

Inspired by Isaac de Moucheron’s lovely illustrations of emblematic and fanciful classical architecture, this collection of gardens creates a quintessentially European scene overflowing with ancient trees and flowers and classical buildings...

Kikuya shows creeks and chrysanthemums in a traditional Japanese style. The overall feeling of Kikuya is of immense serenity, with softly painted bunches of chrysanthemums growing alongside the gently flowing water. This mural transports you to a place...

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...

Mori depicts a Japanese screen-like mural with tall and flowering trees. The coloring is reminiscent of an antique screen, with a subdued background and traditionally-colored foreground.

Nanjing Tea Paper is one of our textured chinoiserie murals designed by Paul Montgomery. Featuring warm red and purple pheasants alongside large peony blossoms, it adds elegance to any space. This mural wallpaper is set against a beige background.

Our Orsay Triptych chinoiserie showcases delicate flowers and beautiful birds in an ornately fenced garden.

Designed by Paul Montgomery, Palace Garden Beige is one of our chinoiserie mural wallpapers, showcasing subtly colorful scenes with playful birds among elegant bamboo and flowering trees, accented by graceful butterflies against an elegant Beige...

Our Palace Garden Cream by Paul Montgomery is one of our chinoiserie mural wallpapers, showcasing light creamy scenes with playful birds among elegant bamboo and flowering trees, accented by graceful butterflies against an elegant Cream background.

Indian mordant-painted and dyed textiles were among the first Asian textiles to reach Europe as East-West trade opened in the 17th century. These patterned chintzes were incredibly novel and popular. Their success threatened the British woolen industry,...

While living in Rome, Michelle was inspired by the great Italian master Interior Architect, Renzo Mongiardino, whom Paul also admired for his masterful use of faux marbre. This journey into Maximalism exemplifies Michelle's Wanderlust design theory...