Nina Campbell | Wilmington

Wilmington continues the collection's Gustavian theme with a trellis composed of painterly scrolls, the framework drawn in loose, brushy strokes rather than ruled lines, so the geometry keeps the softened, chalky ease of Swedish decoration. It is named after Oakley Hall, near Market Drayton.

It is made in the United Kingdom. A painterly trellis of this kind flatters bedrooms, bathrooms, landings and country rooms of every sort, bringing order without stiffness, and it sits particularly well with painted furniture, checks and simple plains, the company Gustavian patterns have always kept.