Thibaut Wallpaper
The luxury wallpaper collection of the American brand Thibaut contains traditional and classic patterns as well as tropical and geometric prints.
Thibaut Wallpaper, founded in 1886, was once declared the world's largest wallpaper company and with designs that feature high quality art and classic styles in a fresh and inspiring colour palette, it is no wonder that Thibaut is the oldest operating wallpaper company in the U.S. Their wealth of experience allows them to deliver unique collections and provide excellent service without fail. With a staggering amount of collections to choose from, if you have a particular wallpaper request, be sure to dive into their collections. The brand has become synonymous with beautiful traditional and transitional designs in signature colour palettes. They offer unsurpassed quality and great design in styles ranging from historic reproductions and traditional, classic patterns to tropical and novelty patterns with compiled collections around themes like Damask and Textured Wallpapers. The wallpaper ranges often have coordinating prints, wovens and embroidered fabrics of the same name, so remember to consider them for your interiors of choice. With an insightful knowledge of shifting market trends and homeowner desires, Thibaut prides itself on creating unique patterns and collections that are on point. Latest wallcoverings released are the Surface Resource collection, Dynasty which is infused with the rich history and elegance of Asian culture, yet with a modern twist and their Paramount Wallpaper range which explores the Jazz Age swing and is all about high style, glamour and art nouveau once again. In 2019 Tropics features ten designs of modern and tropical patterns packed with bold and natural colours inspired from the sea to the sky, and Modern Resource full of contemporary designs that create mood and atmosphere, based around linear yet organic patterns and shapes, these designs include textural components and crisp graphics that radiate an impression of sophistication and style