papers, this just begs to bring a cloakroom to life – raising the room from functionality to a fabulous talking point.
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Talking of dancers, for any dancers and / or Art Deco lovers among you, the design Charleston Tower from the Heart Deco collection, evoking the dashing and daring Roaring 20s by way of clothes, fashion, jewellery and music, is an absolute delight. And as my wife and younger daughter are dancers, and I love Art Deco, it seemed the perfect wallpaper for our cloakroom at home – so we’re having it !!!
I could go on, enthusing at length. However, as I always say at this point in an editorial, words can only go so far to describe the beauty, quality, and in this case the out and out joy of a product. Give us a call to arrange to pop into our showroom and see for yourself – you won’t be disappointed.
Happy Hour, also from Carnival Fever, features a cocktail bar where animals such as lions, parrots, dogs, and flamingos dress up as humans and indulge in a delightful drink.
This exquisite wallpaper perfectly captures the essence of luxury and fun, bringing a touch of playfulness to any room. Perfect for cocktail lovers and animal enthusiasts alike, adding a sense of whimsy to your walls.
Another drink related design that’s guaranteed to impress is The Grand Pour. This is from Brand McKenzie’s latest collection Groove Inferno, and features a cascading tower of vintage champagne glasses, each one hosting a scene of fantastical leisure - from lounging mermaids and pampered pets to dynamic dancers and unexpected aquatic life.
JOHN BIDDELL - JOHN CHARLES INTERIORS 349 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham B17 8DL
T. 0121 420 3977
www.johncharlesinteriors.co.uk LIVE24-SEVEN.COM
HOMES & INTERIORS JOHN BIDDELL
John Biddell - John Charles Interiors
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