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Tessella is a 21st century geometric take on a popular 19th century mosaic design

 

Ocelot's classic leopard print is full of character without being too provocative

 

Nearly holographic, the geometric elements in Lattice pair perfectly with metallic décor

 

Rajah Stripe, revived from the company archives, features a contemporary tiger stripe that evokes the passion of traditional design

 

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Passionate about wallpaper? You're not alone. Classic design, exotic animal prints, and geometric patterns are a few of the motifs found in Farrow & Ball's four new wallpaper designs. Dubbed Latest & Greatest, the lovely little collection is available in five colors, ranging from soft and soothing to bold and bright. “We’re really excited to introduce four distinctive new wallpaper designs," says Farrow & Ball director Sarah Cole. "Ocelot, Rajah Stripe, Lattice, and Tessella embrace the current trends for animal prints and geometric designs, while retaining a timeless quality."

Certainly, timelessness is a major part of Farrow & Ball’s brand philosophy. Founded by paint pioneers John Farrow and Richard Ball, the company makes everything at its Dorset, England factory using age-old production methods and zero VOC (volatile organic compounds) water-based paints, as quality is of utmost importance. Texture, too, is another Farrow & Ball calling card. "Texture remains hugely important in interiors and like all our wallpapers, the new designs are created using traditional methods and real Farrow & Ball paints, giving them a unique, tactile appearance that encompasses this trend,” explains Cole. Even better, all Farrow & Ball wallpapers are stain resistant and wipeable.