V&A Charlotte - Blush Pink Wallpaper

1838 Wallcoverings

£129

This pretty design captures the button-like blooms of chrysanthemums and shines a light on the remarkable artist, Charlotte Horne Spiers, after whom the wallpaper is named. The charming, watercolour look has been recreated by digitally printing to achieve beautifully tonal flowers cascading across the wall, that you can almost imagine bringing their delicate fragrance into the room. Blush provides a versatile colour option of tonal pinks suitable for both upstairs and downstairs living. Available in 4 colours: Primrose, Teal, Blush and Apricot Charlotte Archive Inspiration: Design for a wallpa

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Registered at Companies House as 1838 WALLCOVERINGS LIMITED, number 15928551. Checked 2026-08-29.
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