Graham & Brown, the UK's leading wallpaper company, collaborates once again with renowned Biba founder Barbara Hulanicki to create a capsule collection of flock wallpaper celebrating the dastardly delights of the dark side of Disney.
Inspired by the Disney classic Sleeping Beauty with a touch of Graham & Brown magic, Hulanicki brings to life the magnificent Maleficent and her cunning feathered sidekick, Diablo. Depicting the most powerful and sinister characters of all Disney Villains, the new wallpaper collection is deliciously wicked, perfect for a Halloween makeover.
This limited edition collection is exclusively available only for Europe as sold online from Graham & Brown UK site.
About Barbara
Born in Poland , but raised in England, Barbara Hulanicki began her career in Fashion in the early 1960′s working as a freelance fashion illustrator covering all the important fashion collections for the major publications of the day, including Women’s Wear Daily, British Vogue, the Times, the Observer and the Sunday Times. In 1964 she founded, with her late husband, Stephen Fitz-Simon, the famous boutique BIBA. Since then, her bio does not stop filling with new pages from the wealth of activity in the area of design.
Inspired by the Disney classic Sleeping Beauty with a touch of Graham & Brown magic, Hulanicki brings to life the magnificent Maleficent and her cunning feathered sidekick, Diablo. Depicting the most powerful and sinister characters of all Disney Villains, the new wallpaper collection is deliciously wicked, perfect for a Halloween makeover.
This limited edition collection is exclusively available only for Europe as sold online from Graham & Brown UK site.
About Barbara
Born in Poland , but raised in England, Barbara Hulanicki began her career in Fashion in the early 1960′s working as a freelance fashion illustrator covering all the important fashion collections for the major publications of the day, including Women’s Wear Daily, British Vogue, the Times, the Observer and the Sunday Times. In 1964 she founded, with her late husband, Stephen Fitz-Simon, the famous boutique BIBA. Since then, her bio does not stop filling with new pages from the wealth of activity in the area of design.
