In the late 19th century Arthur Sanderson opened his first wallpaper factory. He was well-known as a wallcoverings supplier, distributing wallpapers from around the world, and following his death in 1870 his sons took over the reins, growing the business even further.

Skipping forward to 1924, the business (at that point known as Arthur Sanderson & Sons) was awarded the Royal Warrant as Purveyors of Wallpaper to King George V - a clear mark of the renown and prestige associated with the company.

Nowadays Sanderson designs are reproduced on all manner of textiles and home accessories, as well as wallpaper. The thread that remains from Sanderson’s inception in 1860, is the theme of nature and the English countryside. Be it a traditional floral print, or contemporary bold motif, all Sanderson products expertly combine the beauty and elegance of nature, transferring them to eye-catching homeware products.