The Grande Collection

Printed and embroidered fabric wallcoverings themed around birds, florals, and nature — peacocks, hummingbirds, herons, lily pads, and hydrangeas. 24 products, priced up to Rs. 4,000.

The Grande Collection

Large-Scale Botanical and Bird Wallcoverings

The Grande Collection is built for walls that are meant to be noticed. As the name suggests, this range leans into scale — oversized botanical motifs and bird studies rendered across two distinct techniques within our statement fabric wallcovering range: printed fabric wallpaper and hand-embroidered fabric wallcovering.

Printed and Hand-Embroidered Techniques

The collection sits across two techniques. Printed fabric wallpapers carry crisp, illustrative botanical and bird motifs on a fabric-based surface, while the embroidered fabric wallcoverings take the same bird-and-nature vocabulary further, using needlework detail to add raised texture and depth that changes subtly with light throughout the day. Pair this scale with our metal wall art for added dimension, or explore our full imported wallcovering catalogue for more texture options.

Built for Large and Double-Height Rooms

Because the motifs are large in scale, The Grande Collection is best suited to rooms with height and width to spare — formal living rooms, dining rooms, primary bedroom headboard walls, or the reception areas of boutique hotels and restaurants. The embroidered wallcoverings work particularly well as a backdrop for a seating area or headboard wall, where the texture is visible up close.


Frequently Asked Questions about The Grande Collection


What is The Grande Collection?

A range of large-scale, statement fabric wallpapers and wallcoverings featuring botanical and bird motifs, available in both printed and hand-embroidered techniques.

What's the difference between the printed and embroidered options?

Printed designs offer a crisp, flat botanical or bird motif on fabric, while embroidered wallcoverings add raised, tactile needlework detail with visible texture.

Where does this collection work best?

Large or double-height rooms, including formal living and dining spaces, primary bedrooms, hotel lobbies and restaurant interiors, where a bold motif has room to make an impact.

Is embroidered wallcovering practical for everyday rooms?

It suits feature walls viewed and touched up close, such as behind a bed or sofa, more than high-traffic surfaces exposed to constant contact.