Explore our National Trust wallpaper collections
Our National Trust wallpapers are redrawn for the modern interior from original patterns found at some of the National Trust’s most treasured properties. Explore timeless designs from three eclectic wallpaper collections, created in partnership with the National Trust in the UK.
Our Partnership with the National Trust
We have collaborated with the National Trust, who look after some of the finest and most significant historic properties in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
A contribution from the purchase of every tin of Little Greene paint and every roll of wallpaper is made to support this important work.
Our dedicated research team works continuously behind the scenes to explore, sample, analyse and accurately recreate original paint colours and wallpaper designs from the past.
Aderyn – Olive Colour
Available in five glorious colourways, this hand-painted Chinese wallpaper was selected for the State Bedroom at Erddig in Wales in the late 18th Century. The Olive Colour colourway is lavishly decorated with exquisite birds and flowers on a rich green background, perfect for inviting entrances and hallways.
Pair with coordinating greens, Sage Green, Obsidian Green and Olive Colour, on the woodwork and ceiling for an impactful all-over scheme.
Featured wallpapers from National Trust Papers IV
Explore designs from our latest collection of eight historic wallpapers that represent over 250 years of British decoration.
Capricorn Living Space
A contemporary mural of luscious landscapes that features monkeys and tropical birds, use the vibrant Boringdon colourway to draw nature inside your living space.
Spring Flowers Reading 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.
Featured Wallpapers from National Trust Papers III
Explore designs from our third collection of eight historic wallpapers, adapted and recoloured for use within the modern interior.
Dahlia Scroll Living 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.
Briar Rose Kitchen
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.
Featured Wallpapers from National Trust Papers II
Explore designs from our second collection of seven wallpapers across 42 colourways, spanning 400 years of historic decoration.
Burges Snail – Juniper Bathroom
This quirky wallpaper features a daisy and snail motif, pairing perfectly with deep blue Juniper Ash for a charming bathroom scheme.
Beech Nut - Córdoba Living Space
Beech Nut – Córdoba is an authentic Georgian design which is surface printed to add a beautiful textural element to the space.
Featured Wallpapers from National Trust Papers I
Explore designs from our first collection of eight designs across 42 colourways, based on original wallpapers from the National Trust’s revered property portfolio.
Achillea - Aurora Bathroom
This Art Nouveau design can be used as a focal point or as a captivating backdrop to draw nature inside the home.
Hencroft - Punch Study
With its repeating pattern of stylised cowslips, Hencroft is available in eight stunning colourways which add beautiful character to an interior scheme.