GP & J Baker Wallpaper54 Products
GP & J Baker, holder of the Royal Warrant since 1982, enjoys an international reputation for delivering magnificent fabrics, wallcoverings and trimmings exceptional in quality and creative innovation. Founded by two enterprising brothers in 1884, current collections which range from stunning translations of designs from its renowned archive, to sparkling signature prints, weaves and embroideries, ensure that GP & J Baker offers a unique and stylish approach to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
£75.00
This delicate trailing branch design contrasts clusters of round petals with sharper leaf and branch forms. First produced as an embroidery in the Oleander Collection, it has now been translated into a charming wallpaper. Available in 5 colourways.
£75.00
This delicate trailing branch design contrasts clusters of round petals with sharper leaf and branch forms. First produced as an embroidery in the Oleander Collection, it has now been translated into a charming wallpaper. Available in 5 colourways.
£98.00
A semi plain design with a metallic finish inspired by polished metal work. Available in 14 colourways.
£98.00
A semi plain design with a metallic finish inspired by polished metal work. Available in 14 colourways.
£98.00
A semi plain design with a metallic finish inspired by polished metal work. Available in 14 colourways.
£65.00
Crayford is a versatile stripe, named after a major manufacturer of flannel and sporting stripes for blazers. This smart stripe features an innovative and enticing beaded centre. Available in 8 colourways.
£65.00
Crayford is a versatile stripe, named after a major manufacturer of flannel and sporting stripes for blazers. This smart stripe features an innovative and enticing beaded centre. Available in 8 colourways.
£65.00
Crayford is a versatile stripe, named after a major manufacturer of flannel and sporting stripes for blazers. This smart stripe features an innovative and enticing beaded centre. Available in 8 colourways.
£98.00
This romantic view from the City of Edo looking towards Mount Fuji features the gateway to the Emperor’s Garden and shepherds’ huts dotted along the trail. Painted in 1914 by a Mr Thomas of the GP & J Baker Studio and launched in 1915, the design commemorates the successful ascent...
£98.00
This romantic view from the City of Edo looking towards Mount Fuji features the gateway to the Emperor’s Garden and shepherds’ huts dotted along the trail. Painted in 1914 by a Mr Thomas of the GP & J Baker Studio and launched in 1915, the design commemorates the successful ascent...
£98.00
Inspired by the mid eighteenth century calicoes which were traded to Europe from India’s Coromandel Coast, this appealing block print adds a different decorative dimension to the collection. Available in 5 colourways.
£85.00
Adapted from a GP & J Baker archive print of 1917, this design takes up the Eastern decorative theme of wading birds and scattered blossom. When first released during World War I, it would have been understood as a patriotic allegory of endurance and victory over loss. Available in 4...
£75.00
A remarkable Tree of Life design drawn from a dramatic large scale embroidery, which in turn was inspired by antique Ottoman textiles combined with English Crewelwork images. Available in 3 colourways.
£75.00
A remarkable Tree of Life design drawn from a dramatic large scale embroidery, which in turn was inspired by antique Ottoman textiles combined with English Crewelwork images. Available in 3 colourways.
£89.00
This is a wonderful traditional styled wallpaper. The design
stems from GP & J Baker Edwardian floral trial are by William Burn, who was
a floral artist. Available to buy in 5 colourways - Ivory/Silver, Mauve/Ivory,
Aqua/Ivory, Mimosa/Ivory and Rose.
£79.00
A stylishly simple strié design with a soft ombré stripe, the gentle colouring combined with a muted metallic sheen makes it the perfect co-ordinate or backdrop to any interior. Available in 5 colourways.
£85.00
A new GP & J Baker design that has taken as its inspiration the Chinoiserie style and finds its roots in the carved fretwork on Chippendale furniture found at the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. Available in 6 colourways.
£98.00
Originally a charming chintz, sourced from the renowned GP & J Baker archive, this design was initially produced in 1906. Lilac, first discovered growing on a rocky outcrop in the Balkan Peninsula, is now more commonly found in English gardens marking the emergence of spring. This gorgeous wallpaper sits beautifully...
£85.00
Marquee Stripe is an elegant and enduring classic Regency stripe, brought up to date in a generous offering of colourings. Muted tones teamed with neutrals suit relaxed interiors, while metallics offer more dramantic and formal possibilities. Available to buy today in 9 colourways.
£85.00
Marquee Stripe is an elegant and enduring classic Regency stripe, brought up to date in a generous offering of colourings. Muted tones teamed with neutrals suit relaxed interiors, while metallics offer more dramantic and formal possibilities. Available to buy today in 9 colourways.
£69.00
This enchanting design showing the fruit, blossom and leaves of the ancient Medlar Tree, has been taken form an early twentieth century Aesthetic style wallpaper and reproduced in both vibrant and subtle shades. Available in 5 colourways.
£59.00
A playful all over pattern with gently curving fronds, this design has been adapted from an early 19th Century document in the GP & J Baker archive. Loosely resembling the myrtle bush, with its sented flowers and evergreen leaves, this ancient plant symbolises love and immortality. Available in 5 colourways.
£110.00
This enduring GP & J Classic has been produced for the first time as a wallpaper. Created exclusively for the company by the British designer William Turner in 1915, it takes its subject from the Ming dynasty printing on silk, contrasting the patient stillness of the egret with the quick...
£165.00
Oleander is adapeted from a nineteenth century embroidered panel in the GP & J Baker archive. It depicts a serpentine branch with masses of flower buds amongst the leafy fronds. Pared down to its essential silhoutte Oleader's gentle colouring with metallic hints it make the perfect backdrop to any interior....
£75.00
Originally produced by GP & J Baker in 1910 as an exquisite block print, this beautify bird and branch design is reminiscent of early hand painted Chinese wallpapers. Available in 6 colourways.
£69.00
Designed in 1905 by the enigmatic artist, Lindsay Butterfield, this pleasing Arts and Crafts design has been given a very contemporary look by it's up to date colouring and subtle metallic outlines. Available in 4 colourways.
£69.00
Designed in 1905 by the enigmatic artist, Lindsay Butterfield, this pleasing Arts and Crafts design has been given a very contemporary look by it's up to date colouring and subtle metallic outlines. Available in 4 colourways.
£69.00
Designed in 1905 by the enigmatic artist, Lindsay Butterfield, this pleasing Arts and Crafts design has been given a very contemporary look by it's up to date colouring and subtle metallic outlines. Available in 4 colourways.
£75.00
Pebbles is a versatile textural design which evokes the luxury of shagreen or grained leather. Available to buy in 7 colourways - Ivory/Silver, Linen/Ivory, Aqua/Bronze, Mauve, Bronze, Red/Gold and Charcoal.
£95.00
This exquisite design of flowering trees and small birds in flight was drawn from several panels of an early Chinese wallpaper document which was discovered during the early twentieth century in a house at St Pauls Cray in Kent. It has now been reproduced as a fresh and appealing arborescent...
£95.00
This exquisite design of flowering trees and small birds in flight was drawn from several panels of an early Chinese wallpaper document which was discovered during the early twentieth century in a house at St Pauls Cray in Kent. It has now been reproduced as a fresh and appealing arborescent...
£95.00
This exquisite design of flowering trees and small birds in flight was drawn from several panels of an early Chinese wallpaper document which was discovered during the early twentieth century in a house at St Pauls Cray in Kent. It has now been reproduced as a fresh and appealing arborescent...
