Everly Garden wallpaper

The Everly Garden wallpaper pattern from the Britannia Unchained collection is a tribute to the orderly, refined and lyrical nature as understood by the British nobility in the late Georgian era. It is a garden drawn not with the exuberance of a wild botanist, but with the precision and balance of a composition designed for contemplation, not domination. This wallpaper thus becomes a visual embodiment of that interior elegance that characterises country houses with quiet libraries and quiet lanes.

The design is built around a fine, symmetrical floral ensemble: medium-sized, perfectly open flowers surrounded by vertical stems and slender, carefully aligned leaves. The compositional structure creates a feeling of plant latticework, a natural order that avoids rigidity but retains an almost architectural decorative rigour. It is a graphic that seems inspired by formal garden plans, in which each species has its place and direction, and beauty results from discipline.

Everly Garden's colour palette is bright but carefully subdued - creamy white tones, mint greens, straw yellows and highly diluted pinks. This colour selection evokes the beginning of British spring, the moments of renewal and clarity that defined the aristocratic gardening calendar. No single colour dominates, everything is set in a chromatic balance designed to inspire serenity and mental order.

The Everly Garden wallpaper pattern is the expression of a classical sensibility, where beauty is filtered through codes of visual decency and cultivated good taste. It is a wallpaper that is not meant to stand out through contrast or intensity, but through coherence, harmony and a sense of natural order. It evokes a world where decoration was not a demonstration of style but an extension of character, where every choice - floral or chromatic - reflected the inner balance of the person making it.