Sugarbush in Pebble

Inspired by the African native flower Protea, this swirling embroidery floats on the surface of this luxurious linen.

Oakley Collection

In the Oakley Collection, you’ll find Tasselberry Wallpaper in Patriot, Kubb fabric, and Timeless Linen in Pebble colorways.

Marble Tile 2 Wallpaper

This pattern is printed on beautiful Mica paper, which creates a subtle sheen that adds depth to any design. Colors on this surface change with the light and come alive during different times of day. The result is a lustrous and pearlescent finish suitable for high-end residential projects.

Lion Toile Cushion

This Lion Toile cushion is shown with Le Floof fringe trim, both in the color Fern. The back contrast features Vale Stripe, also in Fern

Lion Toile Cushion

This Lion Toile cushion with Le Floof fringe trim is shown  in Pebble. The contrast back features Vale Stripe in Pebble.

Pardus Toile in Haze

Named for the sleek panthers prowling over this design, Pardus lets the untamed beauty of ancient animal deities into the home. Serpents and wild cats stand guard over a tranquil garden of peonies and tulips from the Far East.

Beaufort Collection

These textiles from the Beaufort Collection are shown in Tranquil, a muted aqua tone, selected for its calming and spa-like qualities. The hue is reminiscent of a dip in the Mediterranean Sea or a cool breeze by the ocean.

Serphent Scale Linen in Haze

Inspired by mythical snakes and Herend’s exquisite collection of porcelain animals, Serpent Scale is a beautiful way to add a subtle hint of animal print to a space. Laser-burned into the surface of a stunning Belgian linen, and coated with a natural chintz, this sinuous pattern is rich in texture and design.

Cynara Wallpaper in Charcoal

Magnificent artichokes, often associated with prosperity, hope, and peace, add drama and impact to the Cynara wallpaper.

Oakley Collection

These textiles from the Oakley Collection range from pale blue to deep, earthy grey tones.

Oakley Collection, Fern Colorway

These textiles include Lion Toile linen in Fern, Vale Stripe in Fern, and Timeless Linen in Dark Olive.

Marble Stripe Wallpaper

Marbling, which came to Europe by way of Asia, is typically used in the Venetian style, but the Vale London has combined this technique with a modern color palette to produce its own distinct interpretation.

Panamania Wallpaper

Panamania is influenced by a multitude of cultures, objects, and textiles. The original inspiration for the illustrations stems from Emberá masks that are woven by the Emberá tribe in the rainforests of Panama.

Pardus Toile in Oxblood

In intense watercolors, with details picked out in shellac resin, this large-scale motif of blooms and beasts adds a rich, whimsical feel to walls.

Vale Stripe in Charcoal

Now available in new colors, Vale Stripe is the company’s take on a classic. The undulating lines are based on hand-painted designs drawn by Melinda Marquardt. Each stripe forms its own unique path, varying in tone for added depth and intrigue.

Cynara Wallpaper in Charcoal

Contemporary charcoal illustrations by Marquardt in an up-to-date monochrome palette bring a fresh edge to a classic motif, often seen in heraldic tapestries.

Florentine Zag Wallpaper in Charcoal

Wandering the atmospheric streets of Florence, Marquardt filled her sketchbook with drawings capturing the city’s ornate architecture. Evoking the colors and motifs of local chapel friezes, Florentine Zag is a playful take on the grand, ecclesiastical style of fair Firenze.

Vale Stripe in Oxblood

The stripes are created in rich jacquard, for a lavish textured finish. Use it on its own, or as an exquisite companion to the Vale’s other designs.

Timeless Linen

Designed to complement the Vale’s patterned designs, Timeless linen is delightfully soft, subtle, and strong. The textile’s fine weave drapes beautifully but is deceptively durable. Made by the finest Belgian mill, it is available in multiple shades.

Dahling Wallpaper in Graphite

Covered with decadent dahlias and peonies, Dahling is the Vale’s modern take on heritage botanical wallpapers. Inspired by Man Ray ‘rayograph’ photograms, each flower is taken from an original illustration of the Chelsea Flower Show blooms, and drawn by Marquardt. The pattern is printed on a textured linen wallpaper.