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35 Square Metres Of Forest Protected Per Sale, Not Just An "Eco-Conscious Wallpaper"

35 Square Metres Of Forest Protected Per Sale, Not Just An "Eco-Conscious Wallpaper"

35 Square Metres Of Forest Protected Per Sale, Not Just An "Eco-Conscious Wallpaper"

Many design-led wallpaper brands describe themselves as "sustainably made" without naming an actual conservation outcome tied to each purchase. House of Hackney names this specifically for Hollyhocks.

Forest protection specifically tied to each item sold

Each wallpaper sold specifically enables House of Hackney to purchase and protect 35 square metres of forest through its partnership with the World Land Trust — a concrete, measurable conservation outcome per sale, rather than an unspecified "eco-conscious brand" claim.

Original artwork specifically credited to a named American artist

The Hollyhocks design is specifically created for House of Hackney by American artist Kerry Simmons, based on her original artwork of the same name — a concrete, named creative credit, rather than an unspecified "artist-inspired design" claim.

Design inspiration specifically referenced to a named painter's style

The colour palette is specifically described as reminiscent of the lush colour and luminous cheerfulness found in Gustav Klimt's paintings of flower gardens — a concrete, named artistic reference point, rather than an unspecified "vibrant floral design" claim.

Manufacturing origin specifically confirmed as made in Sweden

This wallpaper collection is specifically made in Sweden — a concrete, verifiable production location, rather than an unspecified "quality manufacturing" claim.

Material certification specifically named as FSC-certified

The wallpaper is specifically made using FSC certified, purposely grown materials and printed with environmentally-safe inks — a concrete, named material certification, rather than an unspecified "responsibly sourced" claim.

Print method specifically named as digital

The wallpaper is specifically produced using a digital print method — a concrete, named production technique, rather than an unspecified "high-quality printing" claim.

Application specifically explained via paste-the-wall hanging

The wallpaper is specifically hung using a paste-the-wall method — a concrete, named installation technique, relevant for anyone planning their own hanging versus professional installation.

In Summary

Who This Wallpaper Suits

This wallpaper suits those who want a specifically measured conservation outcome, like the 35 square metres of protected forest tied to each purchase, rather than an unspecified "eco-conscious" claim with no stated impact. Its named artist credit and referenced Klimt-inspired colour palette also make it a practical choice for anyone wanting documented artistic provenance behind a statement interior design piece. \\Shop House of Hackney Hollyhocks Wallpaper - Summer —

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