Fee Greening’s pen and ink drawings are inspired by old alchemical drawings, illuminated manuscripts, and by her daily ambles in the wilds of Dorset, where she lives in a cottage that Vogue labeled “cottagecore at its finest.”
Photography courtesy of Balineum and Fee Greening.
And she’s just introduced a group of botanical tiles from Balineum that are a companion to her wallpaper for CommonRoom, all made in the UK.
One of Balineum’s 12 tile designs from the Fee Greening Curios Collection based on her original ink and watercolor drawings.
“Each tile features a delicate curiosity I might see on a windswept coastal walk near my home,” writes Fee.
The tiles are 126 millimeter (approximately 4.9 inch) squares made to order in Stoke-on-Trent, and are suitable for walls, backsplashes, fireplace surrounds, and bathrooms (but not for floors or outdoor use).
Twin Flower is one of three Fee Greening wallpaper patterns available from CommonRoom; $206 for a 10 meter roll.
CommonRoom’s Climbing Curios wallpaper is a companion to Balineum’s tile collection.
In her online shop, Fee also offers a few printed-to-order linen-cotton fabrics, including Climbing Curios, starting at £140.Fee Greening Climbing Curios Fabric
A sampling of other Fee Green designs in her shop: Lover’s Eye, one of several limited edition giclee prints, and bone china trinket pots.