Cole & Son, made in London innovative mural impressions

Cole & Son is the heritage of John Perry, a Cambridge merchant, who founded the house in 1875. It was originally located in an Islington mill, a district of the North of London famous for its companies producing mural impressions. Since this date, their wallpapers have decorated the walls of Buckingham Palace, the Chamber of Parliament and the White House in Washington.

Very Londonian walls at Cole & Son

A real privilege due to historic know-how and varied collections, both eccentric and elegant. And to enrich even more its Spring-Summer 2018 catalogue, the British house has called upon the talents of Martyn Lawrence Bullard, who designers rave about. An asset that will seduce its upscale clients, owners of prestigious homes around the world.

The Medina and Hollywood Palm wallpapers immediately set the tone for a classic, vintage or contemporary interior. © DR

Personifying the trees of paradise, the drawing of Trees of Eden conveys all its dimension when it covers an entire wall. © DR

Products with prestigious destinations

Mastering traditional technique and the subtleties of modern technology, the artist still innovates with products that blend with every style, background images, floral motifs, stripes or exotic drawings. Company lobby, apartment, house, château, gallery, for each important design project, its signature brand is the sign of absolute refinement and good taste.

In this reception salon, the Zerzura print was chosen, while in adjoining rooms, Patina Haze blends into the decor. © DR

In this boudoir, the Sultan's Palace motif gives us travel ideas to the far-flung Orient. © DR