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Luxury Accent Pillows and Throws
Luxury accent pillows and throws add that final touch
of elegance and thoughtfulness to your rooms. Quickly add comfort, color and style.
Go to: House of Hackney,
House of Hackney Wallpaper,
Versace, Etro
Made in England. Founded by Frieda Gormley and Javvy
M Royle in 2011, House of Hackney is the British interiors brand renowned for
ripping up the rule book and dreaming up iconic prints inspired by the world we
live in. As design rebels with a cause, the House has spearheaded a renaissance
for painterly prints and exquisite colour, while championing traditional
craftsmanship and eco-friendly production.
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House of Hackney Limerence Velvet Pillow |
House of Hackney Saber Pillow |
House of Hackney Trematonia Pillow |
| Inspired by the botanical vistas
of Sri Lanka, the ‘Limerence’ pillow will breathe life into any
love-worn sofa. Combining an exquisite colour palette with a luxuriously
soft feel, this piece blooms with lush palms, flowers and foliage on a
backdrop of British-made velvet. |
Repainted in bold blue with
purple eyes, this is House of Hackney’s iconic ‘Saber’ the tiger as
you’ve never seen him before. Made from soft British velvet in a rich
shade of ‘Terre’, this large pillow is finished with tasseled corners.
For each one sold, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Panthera,
an organization devoted to the conservation of the world’s wild cats. |
As House of Hackney’s first
tapestry pillow, this playful design depicts a menagerie of wildlife
roaming through Trematonia – a mythical land inspired by the Castle of
Trematon in Cornwall, England. Woven with silk threads on a base of
cotton, it’s finished with luxurious fringed edging. |
Founded by Frieda Gormley and Javvy M Royle in 2011, House of
Hackney is the British interiors brand renowned for ripping up the rule book and
dreaming up iconic prints inspired by the world we live in. As design rebels
with a cause, the House has spearheaded a renaissance for painterly prints and
exquisite colour, while championing traditional craftsmanship and eco-friendly
production.
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House of Hackney Dinosauria Wallpaper |
Avalon Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Amarantha Wallpaper |
| A Toile de Jouy-style print
celebrating a long-lost kingdom, the 'Dinosauria' wallpaper puts
prehistoric creatures back into the spotlight. At once spirited and
sophisticated, this print works beautifully in both children’s and
adults’ bedrooms – all while symbolising the need to protect our fragile
planet. |
Offering an untamed backdrop of
sunflowers, poppies, and daisies, this wallpaper brings an enchanting
touch of the outdoors inside. |
Inspired by a print found in the
archives of French wallpaper house Zuber dating back to 1850, the ‘Amarantha’
wallpaper showcases a rococo-style block-printed background with an
exquisite floral motif layered over the top. Reinvented in a rich
palette, it boasts a contemporary appeal yet feels as opulent as ever. |
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House of Hackney Paradisa Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Palmeral Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Poppium Wallpaper |
| Be instantly transported to the
tropics with the ‘Paradisa’ wallpaper. A modern interpretation of 1930s
Hawaiian chinoiserie, this print is painted with colourful parrots
amidst exotic flowers and verdant leaves, bringing the sublime beauty of
nature into the home. |
Want to bring the outdoors into
the home? There’s no better place to start than the iconic ‘Palmeral’
wallpaper. While nodding to Art Deco design, this print also pays homage
to Loddiges – once one of the world’s largest palm houses based in
Hackney, London during the Georgian period. |
The ‘Poppium’ wallpaper is both
timelessly elegant and quintessentially English. An ebony and off-white
palette proves that using dark colours in the home need not be daunting
– so, let it bring interest to a feature wall or make a statement by
covering an entire room. |
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House of Hackney Florika Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Mey Meh Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Opia Wallpaper |
| Inspired by the traditional
textiles once traded along the Silk Road, ‘Florika’ is an artful take on
the timeless paisley print. Shot through with jewel tones, this
wallpaper will bring rich colour to the home while evoking an exotic and
heady mood. |
The modern-classic ‘Mey Meh’ print
was inspired by an intricate 17th century carpet, found in the Oriental
Carpets Department at historic London department store Liberty.
Evocative of the souks of Marrakech, this wallpaper will instill your
home with a sense of wonder. |
The perennial poppy takes center
stage on the ‘Poppium’ wallpaper – a modern update on traditional
English floral prints. Opulent yet beautifully bohemian in feel, this
print will bring sumptuous colour to any room in the home. |
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Florika Wallpaper |
Opia Wallpaper |
Majorelle Wallpaper |
| A painterly interpretation of a
paisley print, this wallpaper design of spirited florals in a heather
and golden-yellow palette is a fresh statement for a bedroom, breakfast
nook, or sun room. |
Inspired by heady summer days,
this regal wallpaper design - perfect for an office, dining room or
foyer - offers a warm bronze background filled with twilight poppies. |
Featuring midnight-hued florals,
this wallpaper design references the archetypal decorations of the
Jacobean era. Shades of petrol and burgundy, layered with iridescent
turquoise accents, result in a truly remarkable, dramatic backdrop fit
for a dining or living room. |
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Limerence Wallpaper |
Artemis Wallpaper |
Limerence Wallpaper |
| Inspired by the rich and verdant
landscapes of Sri Lanka, this wallpaper features a painterly
representation of abundant greenery with a peek of a clear blue sky,
resulting in a truly tropical masterpiece for your interior. |
Drawing inspiration from textile
designer and social activist William Morris, the artisans at beloved
British label House of Hackney champion print, color, and texture that
pay homage to the past while making a thoroughly modern statement. In
collaboration with the William Morris Gallery, this capsule collection
is influenced by the natural world and relies upon small-scale, highly
skilled British manufacturers to bring each design to life. Each House
of Hackney print and paper serves Morris's adage - "Have nothing in your
house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful." |
This colorful wallpaper depicts
lush tropical flora, adding depth and definition to any room you choose.
From House of Hackney, the renowned British design house, which offers
luxurious, colorfully printed papers that transform a room - each panel
is a work of floor-to-ceiling art. |
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House of Hackney Zanjan Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Babylon Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Blackthorn Wallpaper |
| The unusual pattern of ‘Zanjan’ is
based on an antique Persian rug discovered at the iconic London
department store Liberty. Cover your walls with this intricate print to
infuse your interior with globe-trotting style. |
Capturing the elegance of 1950s
Palm Springs, the ‘Babylon’ wallpaper is painted with weeping willow
trees in pastel shades – bringing the beauty of nature into the home
while setting a sophisticated mood in any space. |
Originally created by William
Morris in 1892, the ‘Blackthorn’ wallpaper flourishes with hawthorns,
daisies, tulips and foliage, all lovingly remastered for a new
generation. At the heart of this Art Nouveau motif is the symmetricity
of the plant formation – an integral element of Morris’ work. |
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House of Hackney Khasia Wallpaper |
Rainbow Rose Wallpaper |
Smoky Rose Wallpaper |
| At once sophisticated and
subversive, the ‘Khasia’ wallpaper features a print of slinky snakes
intertwined around a geometric bamboo trellis. A contemporary
interpretation of an archive design by French interiors house Zuber,
this motif will create instant drama in any room. |
Wrap your walls in this graceful
depiction of roses and morning glories atop a striped background. |
Inspired by the romantic mist and
grandeur of London, this rose-patterned wallpaper is rich, yet
understated. Alongside crisp, white bedroom linens, it's the perfect
finishing touch in guest quarters and master suites. From House of
Hackney, the renowned British design house, which offers luxurious,
colorfully printed papers that transform a room - each panel is a work
of floor-to-ceiling art. |
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House of Hackney Zeus Wallpaper |
House of Hackney Bambusa Wallpaper |
Empire Wallpaper |
| Capturing an idyllic river scene,
the ‘Zeus' wallpaper paints watercolour cranes and weeping willows on a
dramatic carob backdrop. Greek and Roman mythology often portrayed the
dance of cranes as a celebration of life, so this print is sure to bring
a sense of joy to your home. |
Evoking a verdant bamboo forest,
the inspiration for ‘Bambusa’ came from an archive Zuber wallpaper
print. Designed to create a mural effect across your walls, its lush
palette and painterly print will imbue the home with a sense of peace
and serenity. |
Digitally printed paper. Sweden |
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House of Hackney Midnight Garden Wallpaper |
| Inspired by the Dutch masters, the
‘Midnight Garden’ wallpaper evokes an English country garden at
nightfall. A haunting beautiful take on traditional floral prints, its
painterly blooms are utterly timeless. |
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