Explore our National Trust wallpaper collections

A quirky wallpaper drawn from a printed 1930s fabric found at Tyntesfield in North Somerset, the Pea colourway provides a fun botanical backdrop for a family living space, drawing the outdoors inside.

This magical mural directly references a variety of individual drawings from the unpublished sketchbooks of Beatrix Potter. Available in four different colourways, it creates an enchanting atmosphere to transform any child’s room or nursery.

A contemporary mural of luscious landscapes that features monkeys and tropical birds, use the vibrant Boringdon colourway to draw nature inside your living space.

This floral Arts & Crafts design is typical of the way designers of this period were inspired by flowers and foliage, providing a beautiful backdrop to a quiet reading space.

A scrolling floral design reminiscent of the early work of Voysey, Dahlia Scroll – Giallo combines beautifully with soft whites, Silent White – Pale and Slaked Lime – Dark.

With its densely stylised natural motifs, Briar Rose – Green Stone is an Arts and Crafts style wallpaper which adds interest to a neutral kitchen scheme.

This quirky wallpaper features a daisy and snail motif, pairing perfectly with deep blue Juniper Ash for a charming bathroom scheme.

Beech Nut – Córdoba is an authentic Georgian design which is surface printed to add a beautiful textural element to the space.

This Art Nouveau design can be used as a focal point or as a captivating backdrop to draw nature inside the home.

With its repeating pattern of stylised cowslips, Hencroft is available in eight stunning colourways which add beautiful character to an interior scheme.