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The Garden House by Kingdom Home takes its cues from the cultivated beauty of an old English garden, interpreted through an East-meets-West lens. Flowering branches, ornamental birds, peacocks, fruiting trees and trailing vines unfold across the collection, shifting between open botanical studies and abundant garden scenes.
Seven distinctive designs create a versatile decorating language, from the delicate flowering branches of Chelsea Trellis to the abundant plumage of Peacock Pavilion and the painterly forms of Blossom Branch. Chinoiserie influences meet the romance of the English garden, with each pattern offering a different view, as though moving through the garden and seeing its flowers, foliage and birdlife from a new perspective.
Across parchment, olive and porcelain through to rich ink, rosewood and mahogany, The Garden House offers plenty of scope to create rooms that feel personal, expressive and connected from one space to the next.
The Garden House began with the idea of an English garden as a place shaped by both nature and human hands. Flowering branches reach across open space, fruit trees form abundant canopies and birds move between foliage and bloom. Kingdom Home brings these familiar garden elements together with the decorative tradition of chinoiserie, creating an exchange between English garden design and East Asian artistic influence. Each pattern offers a different perspective, from individual branches and blossoms to expansive scenes alive with birds, butterflies and fruit, allowing the experience of the garden to unfold across an interior.
The collection shifts in scale and perspective as though moving through different parts of a garden. Chelsea Trellis focuses on flowering branches, perched birds and butterflies, while Mayfair Vine and Blossom Branch allow foliage and blooms to travel more freely across the wall. Peacock Pavilion, Aviary Garden and Orchard House open into abundant garden scenes filled with birds, butterflies, fruit and flowers, giving each design its own way of bringing the garden indoors.
Colour changes the mood of each garden. Parchment and Porcelain create lighter expressions, while Olive and Rosewood bring greater depth to foliage and flowers. Richer tones introduce another perspective, from the Mahogany of Orchard House to the Ink grounds of Peacock Pavilion, Mayfair Vine and Windsor Garden, where botanical details emerge with greater contrast. Together, the palette allows each design to move between soft and expressive interpretations while creating natural connections across the collection.
The Garden House brings wallpaper and coordinating performance fabrics together as a cohesive decorating collection. Seven botanical and chinoiserie-inspired wallpapers move from open floral compositions to expansive garden scenes, with selected designs also available on tactile Decorative Textile and natural Grasscloth grounds. Coordinating Calder Performance Chenille fabric introduces plain colour and soft texture without repeating the wallpaper motifs, allowing pattern to take the lead while upholstery, cushions and other decorative elements create balance. The result gives designers and homeowners greater freedom to build a connected interior through colour, pattern and material.
