FLOCK in Rosea

Fabled to live for thousands of years, cranes are a symbol of good fortune and eternal youth. Flock is a captivating scene of majestic cranes elegantly dancing across the room.

CLEF DES CHAMPS

Clef des Champs captures the feeling of wandering through a field of wildflowers, with bees, butterflies, and field mice joining in the fun.

RAINERI in Pavone

Raineri is a custom, hand-painted Chinoiserie inspired by the designs of Carlo Antonio and Vittorio Raineri, who worked in Lombardy and Liguria in the late 18th century.

KINETIC in Martin

Taking inspiration from the work of the 1950s British Constructivists, Kinetic is an elegant interplay of varying shapes set against their shadows and reflections.

MARCHEN in Krinkled White

The design of Märchen (German for “fairy tale”) is inspired by a combination of Nicole Fuller’s childhood memories of enchanting fairy tales, her favorite flower, peonies, and the artist Cy Twombly.

TRAVERTINE in Luna

Hushed grays and silvers dance across a contrasting background of Flint Silk. Luna offers a soft and subtle depiction of our Travertine design.

SALTWOOD in Reef

Saltwood comes in an array of metallic shades painted on a host of differently colored silks. The darker the silk, the stronger the contrast and the more dramatic the overall effect.

OGATA in Saffron

A lyrical scene of the flowers of the four seasons, Ogata is a vibrant celebration of nature. Inspired by Japanese artist Tawaraya Sotatsu, its ethereal sense of rhythm and pattern give this design a refined elegance.

BAMBOO LIGHTS in Timor Black

A graphic interpretation of light silhouettes dancing through bamboo stems, this enchanting design has a wonderful sense of movement.

UNTITLED I in Newlyn

With its broad palette of earthy tones, Newlyn takes in rusty red, cool gray, crisp white, and teal—with wonderfully harmonious results.

Ambia

Envisioned by interior designer Natalia Miyar and printed and hand-foiled by Fromental’s artists in the U.K., the initial expression for the Ambia wall covering collection was drawn from surrealism and cubism master Wifredo Lam’s strikingly colored painting, La Jungla.

ALONG THE WILD PATH

This design reimagines Fromental’s core chinoiserie style, embellishing the cherry blossom grove with Goop’s own mythical symbols of transformation. From birds and woodland creatures to medicinal herbs like cannabis and mushrooms, there is a huge amount of allegory within the objects in the design.

OLIVE GROVE in Tuscan

The softness of the leaves in shades of celadon green balance out the design, bringing a feminine elegance, while the Dupion Silk lends a raw texture to the background. Olive Grove is our third collaboration with the fabulous Sophie Paterson.

PARADISO in Royal Blood

Paradiso has a strong sense of its Chinese inheritance, incorporating bamboo and a variety of oriental flora.

Fromental By Rinck

Excitingly, Fromental has been working with Parisian interior architects Rinck to create the small but sumptuous Ornements Collection, which features Fromental’s tapestry and upholstery. It’ll soon be available with Fromental, but for now you can shop the collection with Rinck.

LES BOAS in Savanna

Inspired by the beautiful maquettes and paintings created by Cartier, Lalique, and Boucheron in the 1930s, Les Boas is a bold, graphic design. The natural adornment present in the pattern of reptiles is enhanced with hand-painted touches. The design is printed on a gilded ground.

SINGERIE

The Singerie wallpaper, with its delightful landscape of mountains, rivers and pagodas encapsulates this in a design that is both playful and charming.

Raw

Inspired by Maresca Interiors’ collection of Brazilian modern tapestries, RAW is intended to give the viewer a sense of immersion. Representing the concept of pure, untrained creativity and thought, the limbo of the mind and unchanneled reason.

HIRONDELLES

Our collaboration with French crystal house Lalique, Hirondelles is a range of handcrafted silk wall coverings expertly hand-painted and finely embroidered by our master craftspeople to cleverly incorporate Lalique crystal.

Roxy Mountain

Roxy Mountains combines both the conventions of the hanging scroll and the handscroll, which can be understood in two very distinct ways: one conveys a grander vista, while the other, sequential and panoramic, invites a more intimate viewing.