Celebrate the very best of home-grown design talent with British brand Graham & Brown. Its New Wave collection, made up of 16 innovative patterns, ranges from bold abstract prints to heritage-inspired designs. Here are six of their top prints and how to make them work for your scheme:
1. Winter warmer
An illustrator who specialses in wallpaper and fabric design, Emma Jane Sowerby is inspired by simple, pared-back colours and the beauty of the natural world. Her design, Fossil Leaf, is the perfect way to warm up a neutral Scandi scheme.
2. The gloves are off
Lucinda Abel's irresistable Foxglove design was created to bring the garden into the home. Try picking out one of the feature colours and match it to a single piece of furniture, for an instant interiors statement.
3. On your bike
The Bike Ride Yorkshire motif by Jessica Hogarth is a brilliant way of injecting a little colour and fun into your room. Paste it in a boy's bedroom for an easy style update.
4. Under the sea
An alternative winner for a children's scheme is this fab and fun fish print by Kate Usher. Inspired by the classic British beach, it's a quirky and charming print that'll endear kids and adults alike.
5. The butterfly effect
Full of hidden city scenes, the intricate tree and butterfly design was penned by Louise Tiler. Team with distressed white furniture for a French country feel, or opt for a contemporary look with clean lines and modern accessories. Either way, let this standout paper do the talking.
6. Little lift
Like your cup of morning coffee? Then this Coffee Bean print will be right up your street. A modern-retro style in deep, earthy tones, bring it to life by teaming it with a neutral floor and the occasional bright pop of colour.
All wallpapers retail at £20 per roll from Graham & Brown
For more eye-catching wallpapers, check out these amazingly realistic metallic designs
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