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Styling Tours brings together interior stylists Lucy Gough and Jono Fleming for an immersive approach to decorating, sharing the ideas, sources and styling decisions that help a room come together.
As a partner of Styling Tours, Milton & King invited Lucy and Jono to explore our wallpaper library and select the designs they would most readily bring into their own projects. Their edit moves between expressive pattern, decorative detail and versatile designs that can establish the direction of a room or work alongside existing furniture, artwork and colour.
There is no single formula for choosing wallpaper. Scale, colour, architecture and the way a room is used all play a part, but the most successful spaces begin with choices that feel personal.
This selection is a starting point. Use it to explore pattern, experiment with colour and find the wallpaper that gives your own interior its character.
A stylist rarely looks at wallpaper in isolation. It becomes part of a wider conversation between furniture, art, textiles, lighting, paint and the architecture of the room.
That way of thinking sits at the heart of Styling Tours. Lucy and Jono bring different perspectives and years of experience across interior design, editorial styling and residential spaces, but share an instinct for homes that reflect the people who live in them.
Their Milton & King edit captures that approach, bringing together wallpapers with enough personality to shape a scheme and enough versatility to leave room for everything that surrounds them.
Wallpaper can be the detail you add at the end, but it can also be the idea that gets the room moving.
A distinctive pattern can establish a colour palette, suggest the scale of surrounding furniture or influence the fabrics and finishes that follow. Begin with a wallpaper you genuinely respond to, then draw from its colours, shapes and character as the rest of the room takes form.
It creates a natural framework for making decisions while still leaving plenty of room to make the space your own.
Working with pattern is less about following rules and more about understanding proportion.
A larger expressive wallpaper can sit comfortably beside smaller prints, simple stripes and tactile materials when each element has its own role. Varying scale gives the eye somewhere to rest, while repeating colours across furniture, textiles and accessories helps connect the room.
The aim is not to make everything match. It is to create enough connection between each choice that the room feels complete, personal and easy to live with.
Selected from across the Milton & King library, Lucy and Jono’s edit brings together wallpapers they believe offer something useful to an interior, from expressive designs that can lead a room to versatile patterns that make an ideal foundation.
Explore their selection below and look beyond each wallpaper on its own. Think about the colours you could carry into a fabric, the furniture that might sit against it and the objects, artwork and materials that will make the room distinctly yours.
Order samples to explore your favourites at home, visit our Willoughby showroom to see the designs in person or, if you’re an interior designer, architect or decorator, apply for a Milton & King Trade Account for complimentary samples and dedicated project support.
