Cole & Son’s winter sanctuary: forests and roses reimagined
Two new wallpapers invite contemplation and retreat, wrapping rooms in botanical grandeur and textile like depth for the quieter months ahead.
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Winter calls for a particular kind of domesticity. Cole & Son’s latest collection honours that need for retreat, offering two wallpapers that transform rooms into sanctuaries against the season’s chill.
Absence of Roses Moiré in Brass combines a rich charcoal silhouetted rose motif with Cole & Son’s signature Moiré pattern, a print that mimics the lustrous fall of silk. The brass undertones warm the darker palette, creating a room wrapped in textile like depth and refinement. The wallpaper belongs to spaces designed for slower living, where one settles into reflection.
Woodland depicts a dense forest scene of remarkable scale and delicacy. Dappled light filters through an expansive canopy rendered in meticulous detail, creating a hushed quiet that speaks to the philosophy of wintering: the intentional embrace of rest and restoration. Used here to line a dining room, the pattern becomes an engrossing tapestry, a visual boundary between the comfort within and the cold beyond.
Both papers belong to Cole & Son’s approach to wallcovering, where pattern becomes architecture, where the walls do the work of creating sanctuary. The collection acknowledges that winter need not be resisted but rather inhabited, inhabited well.
Imagery courtesy of Cole & Son (@cole_and_son_wallpapers).
