House of Hackney Artemis Wallpaper

An icon of the maximalist design style, the renowned brand House of Hackney is revered for their bold and unexpected prints across enchanting home décor pieces. Each individual style is designed to be treasured - to become your interior icon.

Inspired by the celebrated 19th-century designer William Morris (whose work, like House of Hackney, was often a stylized depiction of British wildness), this wallpaper pays homage to iconic Vogue editor Diana Vreeland's Garden in Hell room, which too unfurled with psychedelic blooms.

Verdigris: Painted in a verdigris green with petal-pink blooms.

Bronze: An opulent bronze with flowers in pink and periwinkle-blue.

Each colorfully printed paper by House of Hackney is crafted of wood pulp and textile fabric, resulting in a truly modern statement that transforms your interior.

To calculate the square footage of your space, we recommend combining the width of each wall, then multiplying this number by your ceiling height. Next, divide this number by the square footage of a single roll of wallpaper to determine the number of rolls required. Always round up to account for pattern repeat and variation.

Need help choosing the right wallpaper for your home? Read our guide to transforming your walls - and your space.