Regal peacocks perch among lush heliconia palms in Royal Peacock, Catherine Martin's tribute to the stained-glass doors that separate the living and music rooms at Elvis Presley's Graceland. Part of her Royal Menagerie collection for Mokum, the artwork was hand-painted in gouache and printed onto a textured non-woven that mimics handwoven paper, with a subtle iridescent shimmer. This is wallpaper as showpiece — made for the wall everyone sees first.

Why you'll love it

• Grand-scale peacocks and palms turn a single wall into the centrepiece of the room.
• The gouache brushwork survives in print, so it reads as artwork rather than repeating pattern.
• Paste-the-wall non-woven: the paste goes on the wall, strips hang dry, and it removes cleanly later — the easiest install of any premium paper.
• Three colourways: inky Midnight, warm Sepia and airy Vintage White.

Styling notes

• Lean luxe with brushed brass, velvet, smoked glass and deep timber tones.
• For a lighter look, pair Vintage White with oat and sand neutrals and natural textures like rattan and linen.
• Ideal behind a dining banquette, bedhead or in an entry where it greets guests.