The
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Introducing Park Avenue, a compelling new collection of luxury wallpapers and borders. An exclusive collaboration between Paolo Moschino and San Patrignano.
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The Inspiration
Park Avenue & Capote's 'Swans'
Introducing Park Avenue, a compelling new collection of luxury wallpapers and borders, an exclusive collaboration between Paolo Moschino and San Patrignano.
Inspired by the architectural splendour of New York’s Upper East Side and the mid-century glamour of Truman Capote’s legendary "Swan" era, the collection is a masterful study in tailored luxury.
Park Avenue captures a time when interior decoration was both an art form and a theatrical statement.
This curated lineup balances the fierce drama of exotic animal prints and deep tortoiseshell lacquers with the disciplined rhythm of classical architectural borders.
Hand-finished textures, reminiscent of gold-tooled leather, aged parchment, and engraved friezes, interlock seamlessly to create spaces that feel steeped in noble lineage, yet entirely relevant for contemporary living.
Paolo Moschino x San Patrignano
Park avenue
wallpapers
Designed by Philip Vergeylen and Paolo Moschino in collaboration with the artists of San Patrignano.
Park Avenue embodies the timeless glamour of New York in its golden era. The collection is grounded by a rich fusion of textures, hand applied by the San Patrignano artisans. A deep, earthy colour palette celebrates a return to interiors that are ready to feel warmer and more embracing.
740 Park
The Story: A direct reference to historically the most exclusive pre-war apartment building on the Upper East Side, home to legendary dynasties.
The Design: A disciplined, geometric gold trellis meticulously overlaid onto a rich, organic faux-palm wood backdrop. It perfectly balances architectural order with exotic mystery.
740 Park Large
The Story: A direct reference to historically the most exclusive pre-war apartment building on the Upper East Side, home to legendary dynasties.
The Design: A disciplined, geometric gold trellis meticulously overlaid onto a rich, organic faux-palm wood backdrop. It perfectly balances architectural order with exotic mystery.
Sutton Place
The Story: Named after the exclusive enclave along the East River, evoking the guarded privacy, quiet wealth, and masterfully crafted interiors of its historic pre-war townhouses.
The Design: A striking, geometric diamond marquetry design that mimics hand-fitted panels of rare walnut wood veneer. The contrast between the rich, vertical wood grains and the crisp, dark inlaid lines creates an atmosphere of timeless architectural permanence.
Lexington Amber
The Story: A sophisticated nod to the Upper East Side avenue, pairing a geographic anchor with a deep, high-gloss lustre.
The Design: A flawless, luminous reproduction of rich faux-tortoiseshell. Its deep tobacco and amber tones provide an exquisite, high-glaze backdrop that captures light beautifully.
Vreeland
The Story: Named after fashion empress Diana Vreeland, who famously deemed leopard a total neutral. Her legendary eye championed a fearless, high-society style that transformed animal print into a definitive luxury uniform.
The Design: A dense, timeless leopard print boasting incredible depth and a subtly visible pelt-like texture. It acts as an unmistakable statement of confidence, injecting spaces with plush, tactile maximalism.
Paley
The Story: Named after Babe Paley, New York archetype of mid-century chic and the majestic leader of Capote's inner circle.
The Design: A captivating, organic statement featuring a rich, dark stylised tiger motif floating over a warm, hand-brushed golden background. This design brings a raw, confident exoticism to the collection while acting as a beautiful, unstructured counterpart to 740 Park.
Marella
The Story: Dedicated to Marella Agnelli, the Italian "Swan" and noble beauty, legendary for her sharp, flawless graphic sense and command of artisanal craftsmanship whopioneered the use of rattan and wicker as high-end luxury decor, completely redefining twentieth-century interior design.
The Design: An intricate, geometric design mimicking fine straw marquetry. This wallpaper pattern features alternating, stepped diamond configurations of golden timber blocks juxtaposed against a deep, dark ebony background, creating an incredible architectural rhythm and optical depth.
Truex
The Story: Named after Van Day Truex, the mid-century design maestro and Tiffany & Co. creative director who pioneered the use of understated, organic textures in high-society interiors.
The Design: A soft, grounding backdrop mimicking antique stria plaster or brushed parchment. It provides an elegantly raw, tactile canvas that perfectly balances the collection's bolder, more graphic statements.
The Borders
Explore border designs created to bring architectural definition, colour and decorative detail to a room.
The collection offers a refined way to frame walls, define panels, accent doorways and finish schemes with intention. From classic interiors to more contemporary spaces, each design adds structure, rhythm and a considered decorative layer.
Beekman
The Story: Named for Beekman Place, referencing the elite enclave's blend of historic, rigid pre-war architecture and artistic interior flair.
The Design: A striking architectural border pairing sharp, black lacquer framing lines with a central band of heavily ribbed, fluted gold. Designed to bring instant structure and rhythm to cornices and chair rails.
Beekman is a striking architectural border pairing sharp, black lacquer framing lines with a central band of heavily ribbed, fluted gold.
Beekman
The Story: Named for Beekman Place, referencing the elite enclave's blend of historic, rigid pre-war architecture and artistic interior flair.
The Design: A striking architectural border pairing sharp, black lacquer framing lines with a central band of heavily ribbed, fluted gold. Designed to bring instant structure and rhythm to cornices and chair rails.
Beekman is a striking architectural border pairing sharp, black lacquer framing lines with a central band of heavily ribbed, fluted gold.
Beekman Narrow
The Story: Named for Beekman Place, referencing the elite enclave's blend of historic, rigid pre-war architecture and artistic interior flair.
The Design: A striking architectural border pairing sharp, black lacquer framing lines with a central band of heavily ribbed, fluted gold. Designed to bring instant structure and rhythm to cornices and chair rails.
Beekman is a striking architectural border pairing sharp, black lacquer framing lines with a central band of heavily ribbed, fluted gold.
Carlyle Travertine
The Story: Inspired by the intricate woodwork, decorative screens, and sophisticated architectural trim inside the iconic Carlyle.
The Design: An intricate, geometric gold fretwork border referencing classical Greek key motifs and Chippendale lattice. Designed to frame rooms with stately, low-relief proportion.
Travertine is a lighter, tactile interpretation of classical trim, featuring a warm gold and cream fretwork set against a soft, stone-neutral background.
Carlyle Tobacco
The Story: Inspired by the intricate woodwork, decorative screens, and sophisticated architectural trim inside the iconic Carlyle.
The Design: An intricate, geometric gold fretwork border referencing classical Greek key motifs and Chippendale lattice. Designed to frame rooms with stately, low-relief proportion.
Tobacco features a rich, reddish-brown background reminiscent of fine aged timber and hand-burnished leather, bringing a warm, dramatic intensity to architectural framing.
Carlyle Walnut
The Story: Inspired by the intricate woodwork, decorative screens, and sophisticated architectural trim inside the iconic Carlyle.
The Design: An intricate, geometric gold fretwork border referencing classical Greek key motifs and Chippendale lattice. Designed to frame rooms with stately, low-relief proportion.
Walnut is grounded in classic cabinetmaking traditions, showcasing a delicate gold geometric fretwork overlay against a mottled, deep brown ground that captures the natural depth of polished walnut.
Blass Cigar
The Story: Named after fashion legend Bill Blass, the arbiter of crisp, tailored American luxury. This pattern reflects his impeccable gift for using rhythmic symmetry, bold buttons, and sharp sartorial trim to give an interior a tailored, finished edge.
The Design: A graphic border featuring an upper band of gilded rondelles and a lower row of alternating inlaid blocks, separated by crisp, framing lines.
Cigar is a graphic, deeply atmospheric border featuring an upper band of soft gold rondelles set against a textured dark tobacco ground, balanced by a lower row of alternating inlaid blocks in rich tobacco, espresso, and warm bronze tones.
Blass Limestone
The Story: Named after fashion legend Bill Blass, the arbiter of crisp, tailored American luxury. This pattern reflects his impeccable gift for using rhythmic symmetry, bold buttons, and sharp sartorial trim to give an interior a tailored, finished edge.
The Design: A graphic border featuring an upper band of gilded rondelles and a lower row of alternating inlaid blocks, separated by crisp, framing lines.
Limestone is a lighter, architectural interpretation of sartorial trim, featuring an upper band of subtle rondelles set against a soft, pale limestone ground.
Focus/26
Showcasing at Focus/26
To celebrate this special partnership, we are delighted to welcome the inspiring artisans from the San Patrignano community for a series of events during FOCUS/26 on Design at the Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour.
