The Lennox Sisters wallpaper

The Lennox Sisters wallpaper pattern from the Britannia Unchained collection is a decorative composition that breathes the family spirit, aristocratic cohesion and educated sophistication of women in 18th-century British high society. Conceptually inspired by the group portraits of noble sisters - historical figures often immortalised in period paintings - this wallpaper transforms the idea of harmony between individuality and belonging into an ordered yet poetic visual language.

The pattern is composed of a rhythmic alternation of stylised floral motifs and gently curving branches, branching out in pairs or groups of three, like a symbolic repetition of a tightly knit female group. Each plant element is drawn with grace and precision, without exuberance, but with a controlled fluidity reminiscent of the lines used in aristocratic botanical illustrations or in the painstakingly executed embroidery of country mansions.

Chromatically, the wallpaper unfolds in an elegant range of warm, temperate hues: muted mustard tones, olive greens, dusty English blues and vintage pinks. The background is lightly pigmented, with a visual texture inspired by the cotton paper used in educated young ladies' sketchbooks, and the motifs are cut with a gentle clarity, without harsh outlines. It is a chromaticism that seeks not contrast but dialogue between tones, a calm and cultivated visual conversation.