#wallpaper design

[heaveninawildflower]

Wallpaper design (late 19th century) by Charlotte Horne Spiers.

Watercolour and pencil.

© Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2024.

[lunarloaches22]

Made some art specifically for my homescreen, not my best drawing but it looks decent I guess

[neontea77]

Btw Its fine if you use this as a wallpaper or pfp as long as you credit😁😁

[pinkstarlightcomputer]

Wallpaper design by Carl Strathmann

[your-mystic-nymph]

lawrence background 💀🌿

[the-cricket-chirps]

William Morris and Phillip Webb

Trellis wallpaper

Printed by Jeffrey & Co.

1862, England

[justthinkcreatively]

I made a wallpaper too because I just really like making them

[blackberryhexee]

Wallpaper I made, if you use it, please give credit, reblog and a screenshot (The screenshot is just because I want to see how it looks on other phones AHSHAHA SORRY😭🫶)

[hermaximalismhome]

[carebearsandkawaiistuff76]

Nepeta Leijon (Homestuck) iPhone/tablet wallpaper

[hermoodymaximalismhome]

[heaveninawildflower]

Wallpaper (1803) by Jacquemart et Bénard.

Engraving.

Bibliothèque nationale de France, département Estampes et photographie

[lunarloaches22]

I got bored and tried my art out as wallpaper

[thepaintedroom]

Sébastien-Charles Giraud (French, 1819-1892) • Painting Princess Mathilde’s Conservatory in the Mansion on Rue de Courcelles, Paris • 1864

JULES DESFOSSÉ FACTORY (1851-1947) • WALLPAPER – Winter Garden • France • 1853

Princess Mathilde, cousin of Napoleon III, was a key figure in the society life of the Second Empire. After an unhappy marriage to the wealthy Prince Demidoff, she settled in Paris where she lived lavishly, entertaining all the intellectuals, politicians and artists of the day in the drawing rooms of her luxurious mansion on Rue de Courcelles. Many of her guests - such as Flaubert, the Goncourt brothers, Sainte-Beuve and Ernest Renan – paid tribute to her generosity.The views of the princess’s home painted by Charles Giraud are meticulous renderings of her living environoment. She liked to welcome her friends in the conservatory, depicted in this painting with a soft light filtering through the exotic vegetation on the walls and a variety of furniture pieces and objects taking up the center of the room: a table, a Louis XV armchair, a Moorish pedestal table, some oriental vases and precious objects of all origins – an eclectic selection, therefore, that is highly representative of the spirit of the times.

Conservatories came into fashion with the London Exhibition of 1851 when the glass roof of the Crystal Palace caused a sensation. The wallpaper displayed here, designed by Edouard Muller for the Desfossé factory and entitled Winter Garden is another reflection of this. Jules Desfossé made a significant contribution to the revival of panoramic wallpapers but abandoned the series of scenes telling a story in favor of large landscapes and decorations which he considered worthy of great paintings. – Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris

[chouaibfounder]

These phone wallpaper are made with perfection and love.

free for you enjoy

[the-cricket-chirps]

Morris, William (designer)

St. James's Wallpaper

1881 (printed and published)

Manufacturer: Jeffrey & Co.

Publisher: Morris & Co.