Lady Charlotte wallpaper

The Lady Charlotte wallpaper from the Britannia collection is an exuberant celebration of aristocratic ornamentation and baroque femininity, rendered in a symmetrical and theatrical composition that combines floral symbolism with the grandeur of classical architecture. This pattern transforms the wall into a historic performance stage, where royal aesthetics meet the decorative energy of gardens in bloom.

At the centre of each compositional unit is a sumptuously attired female figure, her gown formed entirely of a lush composition of flowers - dahlias, peonies, anemones, hydrangeas - in a burst of colours ranging from red, coral pink, pastel blue and imperial yellow. This regal apparition, with features inspired by portraits of 18th-century court ladies, is framed by classic white columns, richly decorated in a neoclassical style that adds an architectural accent and solemn symmetry to the overall design.

The intense emerald-green background creates a strong visual contrast, amplifying the perception of depth and floral vitality. This deep colour evokes noble English gardens, where the greenery is artfully cultivated but allowed to express the fullness of nature.

Lady Charlotte wallpaper is a modern interpretation of baroque splendour and feminine opulence, but retains a playful sophistication that makes it suitable in both classical contexts and eclectic settings with vintage or maximalist influences. It's an ideal choice for spaces that want to catch the eye and tell a visual story - be it a spectacular hallway, a bohemian dressing room, a reception hall or a regal-inspired boutique.

This design not only decorates, but also asserts with grace and sophisticated humour that decor can be a form of cultural portrait - a gallery of characters and symbols in bloom, as if from a ball of centuries past.