D A I S Y J A M E S Wallcovers in predominantly pastel colours.
Light and atmospheric.
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- The Anna Our stylish and unique designs will give any interior a luxurious appearance. Every product has its own story. Turn your room into a piece of art! From the design of an entire room to just one wall covered in D A I S Y J A M E S the difference will be astonishing.
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- The Lancet We're lucky most leaves are soft, cause if they weren't, the shapes they have could be very dangerous. It's the perfect sharpness that can make leaves so appealing though, as in this D A I S Y J A M E S Wallcover: The Lancet. Excitingly coloured leaves make for a bright and interesting display.
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- The Xylo A Wallcover with direction. Our D A I S Y J A M E S Wallcover: The Xylo is made up of countless vertical lines and is one of our more abstract pieces. A flurry of shapes and colours and figures; not two people will get the same first impression.
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- The Estee The human face intrigues us a lot. How similar they can be and yet so different. It gets even more interesting when you take parts of a face on their own. Add nice and straight geometrical lines that amplify the imperfect symetry, and you're left with something special, and something oldskool D A I S Y J A M E S
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- The Sunset The glowing sunset through the silhouettes of some trees. It makes for a magical scene. This wonderful D A I S Y J A M E S wallcover: The Sunset will transform your wall into something truly unique and give it a warm and cosy feel. The afterglow of a day that's just not done yet.
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- The Tabby Some cats are special. They have a special gen which makes them alike zebra's or cheetahs. It's easily distinguishable as it gives those cats a tabby. They're tabby cats. Now with this latest D A I S Y J A M E S wallcover: The Tabby, you can give your wall a tabby too!
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- The Bamboo Light Bamboo is the king of the grasses. Where others just play around some centimetres from the ground, bamboo aims for the sky and some can get up to 35 meters tall. It's found from the tropics to cold mountain areas, and in ideal conditions can grow up to a meter a day. It's also famous as the favourite food of those silly panda bears. This latest D A I S Y J A M E S wallcover, available in four different colours, features a shadowy spectacle in a bamboo forest. The whole scene breathes space and coolness and fresh air while providing a lot of depth.
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- The Shade White Under a dense forest canopy, light intensity can be very low; Everything down in the understory has to live in the perpetual shade. On sunny days, most humans are shade lovers as well; As we don't photosynthesize we have no use for all that solar energy, it just warms up our already dangerously warm brains. The earth loves shade too, and it would be nice of us to let it keep some more of its trees, so they can provide it shade too! This D A I S Y J A M E S Wallcover is homage to shade. And to trees. And a subtle reminder to keep your head cool.
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- The Alba In Australia, wild colours don't seem to be enough. One needs a proper hairdo to make it in life. Cockatoos know this like no other. They go in classy white and as such, they go perfect on a classy wallcover on a classy wall. This wallcover: The Alba is very white, so it won't quickly be overwhelming. But the birds will make sure that eyes are caught nonetheless.
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- The Fan Nothing like nice breeze on a warm summer day. Ant that's the exact feeling that D A I S Y J A M E S is trying to create with this Wallcover: The Fan Palm leaves always make us northerners happy, because it makes us think of holidays beaches and bounty islands. They also visualize a soft refreshing breeze. And a certain openness because of the semi see-through leaves. A very light, inviting and heartwarming wallcover.
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- The Ash No.2 Young trees are the protagonists for this D A I S Y J A M E S wallcover. In multiple color themes, the ash trees are brought to life in very flat, cartoony colors. It’s almost like an oil painting with the gradual color transitions. Perfect for rooms that you want to feel open and inviting.
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- The Autumn Light Autumn is the season of change. It's not everyones favourite season, being the one that starts the decline and recession of nature, before it arrives at its low point in the middle of the winter. It is, however, the most interesting season colorwise, when all the green is no longer required, yellow, brown, red and purple come to take its place. Fruits and seeds fall from the trees and the animal world is buzzing with all the winter preperations. It's also a melancholic time. The possibilities and opportunities of summer are gone, and the chill of winter is on the horizon. D A I S Y J A M E S loves the fall and its moody aestethic, and this wallcover translates that affection to your wall.
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- The Look Pink D A I S Y J A M E S likes faces. We are intrigued by them a million times over. Eyes in particular. they can be deep and mysterious as the sea. And most of all, our own eyes are drawn to them. We are hardwired to look at eyes, as most animals are (although most get very shy when you stare) Try to look at this wallcover without meeting their stare. The look is available in grey as well as pink.
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- The Panel Pink D A I S Y J A M E S loves to surprise. To play around with old and new. Classic panels complete with rural scenes and lovely drawings of landscapes. The trompe L’oeil effects turn your place into a classical palace. This wonderfully crafted wallcover is available in 5 different colors. The Panel Pink has a warm beige feel to it. Adding a friendly mood to rooms light or dark.
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- The Lily The lily that this wallcover is named after is absent in its final form. It has been there for a big part of its creation however, and its long lasting presense certainly helped make the end result what it is today. This pinkish-brown wallcover, heavily inspired by impressionistic art nouveau just breathes class. There's a worn looking pattern that just yearns for further inspection, and as much D A I S Y J A M E S in there as one would want.
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- The Rhythm Old Pink Ever listened to the sound of raindrops on a pond? Our brains are trained to find recurrence and symmetry everywhere and do so even where there doesn't seem to be any. Listen long enough and a rhythm will manifest itself in your ears where there is really only chaos. Even visually, after a while, it looks like you're watching the same drops fall on repeat, and your eyes start claiming to find a pattern in the chaos of capillary waves. It's what we went for with this true D A I S Y J A M E S. Order in the chaos.
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- The Blossom Blossom is the universal symbol of spring and promise. There's not a soul alive that doesn't get happy from spring, and its beautiful rains of pretty petals. Now is your chance to bring spring into your home, D A I S Y J A M E S style!
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- The Perigone Pastel As much as flowers can stand for the new, the future, youth and reincarnation, they can also stand for memories. They can help us with mourning, and withered flowers even remind us of the impermancene of life. They make one look back and look forward at the same time, for withered though they might be, spring will come, and with it comes the beginning of a new cycle. The Perigone.
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- The Singer You can hear him, but he is hard to find, the singer in this design… Hidden behind branches and lovely flowers he sings his song. Think outside the box and you will soon spot him!
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- The Canopy colour Life’s different in the Canopy. A whole new world where the most daring climbers live together with birds of flight. The tops of the trees can be like islands, With complex ecosystems, and lots of creatures great and small. They’re like beaches; transition zones between land and sky. Rich in biodiversity, very alien, and very beautiful. D A I S Y J A M E S let herself be inspired by this strange, yet pretty world for our wallcover: The Canopy. Very colorful and rich with things to behold.
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- The Dream D A I S Y J A M E S wanders into the spirit realm with this wallcover: The Dream. A very hazy scene with plants and flowers reaching for the sky in surreal fashion. They're pretty flowers and there is a lot to look at too. But there is the uneasy thought that all of them might soon be gobbled up by the haze and dust in the background. A very strong depiction and a very interesting wallcover.
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- The Virgin Forest Blue No.2 We don't like things that are 'touched'. That is were nature departs. There is something special about things that haven't been despoiled yet by humans. And they're getting more rare and special by the day. Virgin forests, that are as close to natural as one can get these days, far form civilization. That's where nature resides these days. And that feeling D A I S Y J A M E S tries to get on your wall.
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- The Grains Just a few months before spring is in the air! D A I S Y J A M E S could not wait any longer and designed this wallcovering with colourful butterflies. We love our design The Grains!
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- Pink Sooph 2.0 Pink and D A I S Y J A M E S go together like bread and butter. Our wallcover: Pink Sooph makes tribute to that golden combination. The details and contrast in this wallcover are very eye-catching.
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- The Pink Lady D A I S Y J A M E S likes pink. Of that we make no secret. Pink always makes a powerful statement. Too powerful for some, but we like it that way. Pink Lady is one of our most populair wallcovers and we're pretty proud ourselves of this daring design.
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- The Geisha Pastel Our brain is conditioned to notice patterns, because they provide a bit of order in an otherwise chaotic world. In the real world however, patterns are almost never perfect, we have to look past the small differences in repetitions to be able to see the big picture. D A I S Y J A M E S tries to catch that feeling in our new walllcover: The Geisha. An intriguing design that on first glance looks like a perfectly repeating pattern, but the longer you look the more the differences get noticeable. In two different colors this wallcover is very versatile. Is it your perfect fit?
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- The Geisha Mint Our brain is conditioned to notice patterns, because they provide a bit of order in an otherwise chaotic world. In the real world however, patterns are almost never perfect, we have to look past the small differences in repetitions to be able to see the big picture. D A I S Y J A M E S tries to catch that feeling in our new walllcover: The Geisha. An intriguing design that on first glance looks like a perfectly repeating pattern, but the longer you look the more the differences get noticeable. In two different colors this wallcover is very versatile. Is it your perfect fit?
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- The Blush
A blush is attractive. It shouts healthy, people try to simulate a blush with make up, and if you look closely at many older portraits (especially in the classical era) It's easy to see a good blush was considered a beauty ideal. Pastel colors and materials go well with this D A I S Y J A M E S wallcover.
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- The Mermaid Wallcover: The mermaid, designed by: D A I S Y J A M E S. This blue, soothing wallpaper is sure to relax even the most excited of souls. It resembles the ocean in a way, definitely makes one think of it, but not the sunny beach kind of way. More in a way that makes one apreciate the depth and the mysteries that are sure to be hidden in the vast nothingness of the ocean. Mermaids, sirens, giant squids. It's big enough to spark anyone's imagination. We let it inspire us and the result is as mysterious as it is pleasing on the eye. See for yourself the marvels that are hidden in this design.
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- The Herald Pastel Birds in colours you've never seen before! For this masterpiece D A I S Y J A M E S let herself be inspired by the extravagant beauty of butterflies. Butterfly wings are well known for the raw beauty of their patterns, as are birds. So combining the two should bring about spectacular results right? Well we surely think so! But by al means, decide yourself.
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- The Herald Colour Birds in colours you've never seen before! For this masterpiece D A I S Y J A M E S let herself be inspired by the extravagant beauty of butterflies. Butterfly wings are well known for the raw beauty of their patterns, as are birds. So combining the two should bring about spectacular results right? Well we surely think so! But by al means, decide yourself.
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- Pink Delft Delft blue in the blender. Blue and pink don't always go well together but in this case D A I S Y J A M E S got it spot on. It seems to be just the right amount of diverging colors they need.
