Cole and Son New Contemporary Rajapur 66/5039 Wallpaper

Encapsulating timeless elegance and 1960s glamour in a single motif, this striking Rajapur wallpaper looks beautiful wherever it is hung in the home. It is an archive design taken from the Cole and Son vaults and the original was designed in the 1960s by Una Lindsay. The voluptuous and boldly elegant design is featured in a neatly repetitive pattern in this design, giving it a contemporary edge. The new Rajapur wallpaper is part of the much larger New Contemporary collection by Cole and Son. This whole range shows off classy, contemporary designs in the Cole and Son collection, many inspired or straight from their glamorous 1950s and 1960s archives.

Rendered in gentler, more neutral tones, this large, exuberant paisley-inspired pattern can be coordinated in practically any style of space. In this 66/5039 colourway, the design is picked out in an off-white tone and set against a neutral buff. Each roll of Rajapur wallpaper measures 53cm in width and 10.05 metres in length. It has a half drop pattern match and a 72cm pattern repeat.

If you would like to find out more about the designers behind this piece and want to explore the rest of their collection, please take a look at our Cole and Son brand page.