Farrow & Ball Auguste Wallpaper

Farrow & Ball Auguste WallpaperThis delicate pattern was found in a private dressing room and is named after the eldest son of the Marquis who built the chteau. A classmate of Napolon Bonaparte, Auguste was expected to inherit the chteau but lost his life during the Revolution.

Its tone-on-tone patterns

Available in three styles and finishes

As a wall shade

Combining rustic materials

Find multiple uses for this must-have piece

With a neutral palette and Moroccan-inspired design

Its defining feature—generously proportioned loose cushioning on seat and back—delivers both visual lightness and tactile comfort

Historical sketches from Edward Lear in the 19th century

Its sleek design and walnut wood armrests provide a timeless look

It features a blockier look in its legs

The texture and shape of this lamp provides a dramatic effect to your decor

A trio of metal rods suspended at different heights within beautifully clear glass globes create visual interest and highlight Hempstead's exquisite metalwork