DESIGNERS GUILD Be Royally Inspired
Bring the glamour of the palace into your home this Autumn with the Amrapali collection from Designers Guild.
Inspired by journeys through India, Tricia Guild designed these wallcoverings, fabrics and themes to invoke the grandeur of the days of the Raj.
Vibrant, sweet florals combine with cool jade, aqua and turquoise and the purest jewel tones to conjure images of grand palaces and exotic gardens. The wallcoverings in this range bring a warm, airy feel to a room - you almost expect to see birds of paradise disturbing the delicate leaves of the botanical patterns and, in fact, you really will spot them amongst the accompanying fabrics.
With trailing leaf patterns and bold flower motifs, the jewel colours of the Amrapali wallpapers have a timeless feel of decadence. The delicate, neutral backgrounds make them wonderfully usable in the modern home whilst the eyecatching patterns lend a vintage feel.
Much like the wondrous East is known for its fine fabrics, this collection is complemented by a rich and varied selection of beautiful fabrics.
For a stunning Eastern-inspired look, layer plain designs with more intricate detail, a combination of fabrics and accents of gold threading, which you will see throughout this collection.
The true beauty of this style is in the detail so aim to fascinate with your own personal touches. The Amrapali collection features fringes, tassles and curtain tie-backs in addition to other accessories so that you can pick and choose what elements of your wallcoverings and fabrics to accent.
For decadent finishing touches, curtains and rugs are also available. Team with your own unique collection of ornaments, knick-knacks and keepsakes for the feel of travel and exploration without going further than your front door.
Fabric books are available from selected branches of Brewers.
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1. Amrapali P578/01
£173.00 panels (4)
2. Mehsama P574/06
£47.00 per roll 2 1
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