National Trust Papers III at Paris Déco Off 2023
We launched our wallpaper collection, National Trust Papers III, at Paris Déco Off 2023. Our showroom featured the new designs inside and out to display the collection of eight historic wallpapers, designed in partnership with the National Trust.
The Showroom
In Saint-Germain-de-Pres, the 6th Arrondisddement, the fresh and eye-catching Pea Green combines beautifully with our new Bird & Bluebell mural on the showroom’s exterior. At the front of the showroom, the Volières wallpaper in the vibrant Garden colourway provides a contemporary touch.
The centrepiece was our stunning National Trust Papers III window display. Delicately handcrafted birds, bees and butterflies from the Bird & Bluebell wallpaper sat among fresh flowers and verdant greenery, for a lively and inspiring display.
Inside, visitors were invited to explore the collection by browsing our wallpaper books. The Paris Showroom team were on hand to provide guests with advice and inspiration.
Ladurée Press Event
We hosted a press event at Ladurée to introduce the National Trust Papers III collection. A luxurious, characteristic French tea salon famed for its world-renowned macarons, Ladurée provided the perfect setting to present our collection of eight historic wallpapers. The tables were dressed with charming bow tie place settings made from the wallpapers.
UK Press Event
Meanwhile, at our UK press event we celebrated the launch of National Trust Papers III at the Geological Society in London on 16th November. Guests from a number of homes and interiors titles were introduced to our third wallpaper collection designed in collaboration with the National Trust.
The event was held at the Geological Society in Burlington House, London – an impressive 17th-century mansion which is home to five established societies. The grand library was the perfect backdrop to our latest wallpaper collection, which sees eight historic wallpaper designs adapted and recoloured for use within the modern interior.
Drops of wallpaper were suspended from balconies in the spectacular library. Antique books were bound in the wallpapers to create unique centrepieces with floral displays and paint tins.
