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In the Garden

Bring the Outdoors In

Eight designs inspired by gardens in the National Trust's care, from Vita Sackville-West's tangled blooms at Sissinghurst to a humble Nottinghamshire greenhouse full of cacti. As the Midwest's exclusive source for Little Greene wallpaper, Heritage Home Supply carries the full In the Garden collection, a favorite for anyone drawn to botanical wallpaper, floral wallpaper, and nature-inspired interior design. Each pattern is printed in England using a mix of traditional surface printing and modern digital techniques, giving every roll the depth and texture you expect from luxury British wallpaper. Whether you're planning a garden room, powder room, or a floral accent wall, this collection brings historic English garden design into a modern Chicago home.

Magnolia Blossom

Stylized magnolia trees in bloom, inspired by specimens at Nymans, Bodnant, and other National Trust gardens.

Castle Garden

A joyful mural of layered, wild blooms based on Vita Sackville-West's famous gardens at Sissinghurst Castle.

Lily Pads

Graphic lily pads and waterlilies with hidden otters, dragonflies, and kingfishers, drawn from the lakes at Stackpole Estate in Wales.

Mr. Straw’s Greenhouse

Illustrated with potted succulents and cacti lining shelves, based on the real greenhouse two brothers kept in Nottinghamshire. Offered in both subtle tonal colorways and bolder contrast versions, it suits hallways, mudrooms, or a boot room transition space. A charming, lighter-hearted choice within the collection.

Rose Garden

Roses climbing in full, generous bloom, inspired by the historic walled rose garden at Mottisfont Abbey. The voluptuous, once-blooming shrub roses give this design a nostalgic, romantic feel against neutral or deep green grounds. Well suited to a primary bedroom or powder room.

Moon Daisies

A simple daisy print with flocked yellow centers, based on a 19th-century paper found at Oxburgh Hall. The interlocking stems keep the pattern feeling modern despite its historic source. A versatile small-print floral that pairs easily with solid paint colors.

Rhododenderon Walk

Bold, colorful blooms across nine rich, surface-printed hues, inspired by rhododendron walks on National Trust grounds. This is one of the more dramatic prints in the collection, with saturated color combinations built for contemporary spaces. Best used where you want the wallpaper to lead the room.

May’s Tulip

Trailing tulips and vines drawn from a 19th-century weave tied to May Morris, daughter of William Morris. The flowing, intertwining stems give it an Arts and Crafts sensibility. A strong choice for anyone drawn to Morris-style pattern work but wanting something a little softer.