The Royal Sovereign, Salford

For this commercial hospitality project, Chloe Pendlebury and John Blakeman of JDA design were looking for a sustainable characterful wall covering to create a feature in this public house.

'We approached Charlotte regarding a commercial hospitality project in Salford and I'm so glad we did. The quality of all the products is beautiful and to be supporting local artists is truly so rewarding. From concept through to installation Monkey Puzzle Tree were on hand to assist and we are thrilled with the final result. Customer service was second to none, thank you so much to all the team.' - Chloe Pendlebury of JDA Design

The Project

'Hit the North' cork wallpaper was chosen as its Northern industrial scene perfectly reflected the surrounding area of Salford. Cork also provides acoustic benefits, reducing noise in a busy pub.

A quote and trade price was produced for the project. Once signed off by the client, the wallpaper was delivered in pre-cut panels to allow for quick and easy installation.

For more information on measuring up for and buying our real cork wallpaper watch this video.

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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.