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Reimagined Furniture
Hit the North cork wallpaper has been used on some incredible furniture transformations by Kookiwood.
'We immediately fell in love with Charlotte’s designs and ethos of working with local artists and manufacturers. We knew that we had to use her work on some of our furniture designs. Charlotte quickly sent out samples and was super helpful, especially when we miscalculated how much we needed!
We used the printed cork ‘Hit The North’ on a G Plan Wardrobe and the quality of the paper is superb and unlike anything that we have ever worked with before. The design is so unique and striking. We already have plans to use her designs on more of our furniture in the future. We are completely obsessed!!!' - Kayleigh Andrews of Kookiwood
Kayleigh lovingly restores beautiful pieces which are past their best, upcycling them using wallpaper and paint to create beautiful one off pieces.
Watch this space for new creations by Kayleigh of Kookiwood using our other designs!
You can watch Kayleigh and Charlotte's Instagram Live chat on YouTube here.
Find Kookiwood on Instagram and online here.
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About The Monkey Puzzle Tree
Combining their love of colour and pattern with the unique vision of some of the UK’s most innovative artists, The Monkey Puzzle Tree creates exquisite textiles and wallpapers which bring story, meaning and beauty to interiors.
The original pieces have a timeless quality which rises above passing trends, ensuring they will enrich an interior with character, authenticity and a quiet sense of rebellion for many years to come.
From their award winning ‘Hit the North’ real cork wallpaper, to their latest climate change themed fabric ‘All Tomorrrow’s Futures’ , the brand brings a fresh edge to interior design whilst prioritising ethical practices and local manufacturing.
Each artist is paid a 20% royalty on sales of their designs and all products are manufactured within 100 miles of their Leeds studio.
Awarded 'Best in British Product Design' at the Brit List Awards and a Design Guild Mark for 2021 and 2022.