Bobbi Beck Pimpernel Tulip Wallpaper

The Tulips Morris Chose for His Own Dining Room

The Bobbi Beck Pimpernel Tulip Wallpaper is based on Pimpernel, designed by William Morris in 1876 and famously chosen for the dining room of his own home, Kelmscott House. Large, dramatic tulips undulate along a vertical axis, balanced by a network of spiralling stems and tapering leaves. Pimpernel comes in green or blue on Premium, Luxury or Superluxe paper, in 75 cm x 7 m rolls.

Styling

The name nods to the humble pimpernel wildflowers that weave quietly through the background, while the bold tulips dominate. With strong linework and rhythmic flow, Pimpernel suits dining rooms, studies and living rooms; pair with dark wood, antique brass and rich upholstery.

How to Use

Order a sample in green or blue. Measure your walls, calculate your 75 cm drops and order all rolls together. Choose a paper grade and hang using standard methods, matching the pattern at each seam.

Dimensions & Specifications

• Roll width: 75 cm
• Roll height: 7 m
• Colourways: Green, Blue
• Paper type: Premium, Luxury or Superluxe
• Samples: available

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the original Pimpernel?
William Morris, in 1876.

Why is it called Pimpernel?
After the small pimpernel wildflowers woven through the background.

What colours are available?
Green and blue.

What size are the rolls?
75 cm wide by 7 m long.

How many rolls will I need?
Divide the wall width by 75 cm for the drops; each roll gives two full drops on a 2.4 m wall. Allow extra for matching.

Can I order samples?
Yes, in both colourways.

Why Bobbi Beck

Bobbi Beck reproduces celebrated heritage patterns in a choice of paper grades. Pimpernel is Victorian composition at its most striking.