Carte Blanche
A capsule collection of pattern and colour.
Create a look you love with new paint and paper from the Carte Blanche collection, handcrafted by Farrow & Ball and bursting with Christopher John Rogers joy. Exquisitely fashioned but far from restrictive, this is elevated exuberance for your home.
12 new paint colours. 3 new wallpaper patterns. Available now.
The New Colours
Inspired by childhood memories of food and family, every colour tells a story.
Hog Plum
No.CB1
Roasted Macadamia
No.CB2
Shallot
No.CB3
Romesco
No.CB4
Cardamom
No.CB5
Raw Tomatillo
No.CB6
Lobster
No.CB7
Sardine
No.CB8
Au Lait
No.CB9
Liquorice
No.CB10
Blue Maize
No.CB11
Pea Flower Tea
No.CB12
The New Patterns
Our first collection to combine paint and wallpaper, each pattern is brought to life with colours from the Carte Blanche palette.
Dot
Check
Stripe
Award Winning Patterns
Winner of the 2024 ELLE Decoration International Design Award for wallcovering of the year.
Order Your Free Colour Card
Browse every new colour and wallpaper from the comfort of your own home, with a free Carte Blanche colour card. Delivered direct to your door, it’s the perfect starting point for your project.
Creating Your Colour Scheme
The elements of this capsule collection can be effortlessly combined to create a unique space that delights this season and many more. Start with a neutral foundation, go bold with a bright shade or let pattern lead the way with wallpaper.
Meet Christopher John Rodgers
Born and raised in Louisiana, Christopher was enamoured by art from a young age, finding inspiration in everything from Ellsworth Kelly to the costumes of comic book characters and even airport décor. Exploring the space between pragmatism and glamour, his designs emphasise quality, timelessness and declaring your sense of self.
I’m obsessed with Christopher’s use of colour and his lines are impeccable. You can’t help but be drawn to the exquisite quality of his pieces, a key reason why he felt like such a natural partner for us. Craft and attention to detail are intrinsic to both of our processes, so I always knew this collaboration was going to be something special.
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