Designed by LP founder Melanie Catherine Nead—an avid mushroom hunter, botanist, and lover of all sparkly things—our very Art Deco, very old Hollywood Chanterelles wallpaper is an interpretation of a classic 1920s fan pattern, which is drawn from one of the most ancient and universal pattern forms, the scallop or scale. With this pattern, Melanie wanted to evoke the treasure-hunting magic of finding Cantharellus formosus, the Pacific Golden Chanterelle, which glows gold in the gloom of the Pacific Northwest’s forests. 

Each colorway of our Chanterelles wallpaper is named for a screen goddess of the early 20th century: Monte Carlo for Dolores Del Rio; Rolled Stockings for a lost Louise Brooks film; Bergère for the historic Parisian cabaret theater Folies Bergère, where Josephine Baker became a star, Silk Bouquet for a lost 1926 film starring Anna May Wong, and Heavenly Body named for a Hedy Lamarr (inventor of the technology underlying bluetooth, GPS, and wif-fi) film. 

Screen printed in the UK on FSC certified paper

Dimensions: rolls are 20.5" wide x 33' long

Total area per roll: 5.23 square meters/56.29 square feet.

Repeat size: 17.3 cm vertical

Pattern match: straight match

Please measure carefully, and order more than you think you need. Each dye lot is different, so order plenty, as color differences will show between different print runs.