Contemporary

Island Reverie evokes the allure of a tropical coastline. Figures walk along the fantastical trees and foliage that line the sandy beaches, while dramatized birds and butterflies flutter overhead. The colors displayed by the stylized life forms invoke...

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

Bring a touch of tropical paradise to your home with the Hawaii mural by Paul Montgomery. This mural beautifully depicts an idyllic island landscape in a style reminiscent of an old-world etching. Perfect for adding a serene atmosphere to any room, this...

Palace Park by Paul Montgomery is one of our chinoiserie murals, featuring a modern iteration of traditional Chinese etchings. This mural showcases beautiful clouds along with various species of trees and plants. It is available in four color options:...

Designed by Paul Montgomery, the Anastasia mural features stunning blooms and majestic large birds in a harmonious composition. It spans five panels and is available in five beautiful background colors, offering versatility and elegance to elevate any...

With vines, birds, and butterflies descending from above, Bonmaison Beige by Paul Montgomery fills the scene with playful whimsy. Its serene, nature-inspired beige tones invite tranquility into any room.

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...

Chanteur Silver by Paul Montgomery is a modern chinoiserie mural with a subtly textured ground that sparkles under angled lighting. This elegant mural wallpaper features intricate floral and bird motifs, bringing a sophisticated and shimmering touch to...

Equus Silver is a unique piece in a modern chalk-and-charcoal style depicting a field of horses at rest and at play.

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...

We���������ve reimagined London as it stood about the time the British were settling Jamestown in Her Majesty���������s colony of Virginia from 1607. Our approach has been to use an architectural drawing technique in the streamlined art deco style...

Originally designed for the 1964 comedy Goodbye Charlie, Temple of Beauty originally was created to embellish a beauty parlor setting by evoking natural beauty and wonder. Tony's original design has been brought back to life with the same charm to now...