The unique use of colour by of one of the greatest 20th century artists, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), and the people and places with whom he was associated have inspired renowned international designer Nina Campbell to present this painterly collect...

Nina Campbell presents a collection of decorative wallcoverings with names which allude to the travels of her great uncle, the watercolourist Stratford Hely Hutchinson Keightley, and to members of his family. All the patterns are printed on the no...

Nina Campbell has chosen the literary name for Imperial China for this collection of wallpapers of oriental inspiration ideally suited to both classical and contemporary interiors.

Nina Campbell has been inspired by celebrations and picnics set against the romantic backdrop of lochside castles and houses in Scotland for this collection of wallpapers which combine well with the fabric designs in BRAEMAR and many other of Nina...

Nina Campbell pays tribute to her Scottish heritage with these two collections of fabrics evocative of the romantic landscape of the Highlands and its picturesque castles and glens. The palette includes Nina's characteristic colours of aqua, ameth...

Nina Campbell takes inspiration from the quiet grandeur of the great houses and gardens of England and Scotland for this collection of wallpapers. The collection is named after MONTACUTE HOUSE, a glittering Renaissance mansion in Somerset.

Nina Campbell presents a collection of elegant wallpapers inspired by Dante's poetry - Dante Alighieri (1265- 1321) - and Renaissance Florence.

A collection of elegant wallpapers from Nina Campbell inspired by the style and finesse of Italian craftsmen. The Italian province of Lombardia (Lombardy) was the region in which many of the great violin makers worked.

A collection of romantic and elegant wallpapers which combines with SYLVANA FABRICS and provides companions for many other recent Nina Campbell fabric designs.

Nina Campbell's fabric and wallpaper collection has been inspired by the famous garden of Claude Monet at Giverny which lies 80km west of Paris. Monet (born 1840) first noticed the village of Giverny when passing by in a train. He rented the house...

A collection of wallpapers designed to combine with Perroquet fabrics or to be used independently. Inspired by the elegance of Paris with a hint of whimsy.

Most of the designs in Nina Campbell's collection of elegant wallpapers have all been given appropriate London place names, which help evoke the cosmopolitan nature of England's capital city and have direct fabric companions in Birdcage Walk prints.

Madame Bovary