Mitford Manor Wallpaper

Mitford Manor Wallpaper from the Britannia Unchained Collection brings a touch of refined eccentricity to contemporary interiors. This elegant design draws inspiration from the world of provincial British stately homes—spaces that balanced old-world tradition with cultivated individuality. The result is a wallpaper that feels both timeless and artfully modern.

Design Inspiration

The Mitford Manor pattern captures the spirit of early 20th-century aristocratic Britain, translating it into a sophisticated decorative statement for modern homes. Stylised botanical motifs intertwine with geometric accents, creating a dialogue between organic rhythm and human order. Each leaf and stem is rendered with delicate precision, evoking a sense of conversation and intellect that once filled the great houses of the English countryside.

The composition blends rich natural tones—deep green, ochre red, rust yellow, and subtle blue-grey—reflecting the palette of inter-war textiles and art. These colours evoke warmth and personality, recalling rooms filled with books, art, and understated charm.

Product Details

• Roll Size: 24 inches wide, up to 120 inches high
• Type: Removable, peel-and-stick wallpaper
• Material: Premium, PVC-free substrate
• Inks: Eco-friendly, water-based pigments
• Finish: Smooth matte texture, non-reflective

Key Features

• Elegant and intellectual design inspired by British heritage
• Removable and repositionable with no damage to walls
• Printed using sustainable, non-toxic inks
• Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, libraries, and creative spaces
• Designed to pair seamlessly across multiple panels

Installation & Care

1. Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and smooth before application.
2. Peel the backing and apply from top to bottom, pressing gently to remove air bubbles.
3. Trim excess edges with a sharp blade for a perfect fit.

• Care: Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth—avoid abrasive cleaners.
• Removal: Peel away slowly; adhesive leaves no residue.

The Mitford Manor Wallpaper celebrates a modern understanding of tradition—an aesthetic for those who appreciate beauty, complexity, and the quiet wit of British design history.