Inspired by Indian craftsmanship, block printing, and French decorative elegance, this collection reinterprets the iconic Jamini patterns. Delicate flowers, luminous colors, and structured lines come together in designs that evoke travel and create a dialogue between craftsmanship, emotion, and the art of living.
Isidore Leroy has partnered with the house of Jamini to create a non-woven wallpaper collection drawing on the graphic, warm-toned world of India. Born from the meeting of two exceptional crafts, these wall coverings tell a story of colour, texture and pattern designed to elevate every room in the home.
Founded in Paris, the house of Jamini has worked for over fifteen years with Indian artisans specialising in block print, a traditional printing technique using carved wooden blocks. Isidore Leroy chose to translate this textile art onto wallpaper, drawing on the same workshops and suppliers that Jamini uses for its cotton collections. The result: authentically Indian-inspired patterns, reinterpreted to dress your walls for years to come.
To discover the story behind this collaboration, read our article devoted to the Isidore Leroy x Jamini collection.
Within this collection, Loni stands out as Jamini's bestselling pattern, appearing here as wallpaper for the very first time. Alongside it, Isidore Leroy and Jamini have created a brand-new design called Sangam — a Sanskrit word meaning "confluence" — conceived jointly by the two houses. This pattern embodies the very spirit of the collection: the meeting of two crafts, two stories, brought together in a single creative impulse, blending structured lines with floral motifs, where French elegance converses with the richness of Indian floral decor.
Available in a palette of bold colours — orange, raspberry, yellow, terracotta, navy, red or coral — these wallpapers suit contemporary decor as much as more classic interiors, for a resolutely well-travelled atmosphere.
In the living room as in the kitchen, Jamini's patterns create a wall decor with strong character, which can be extended with the brand's textile accessories: tablecloth, table runner, placemat, coaster or cushion cover create continuity between the walls and the table, for decor conceived as a whole.
Applied as a headboard or across an entire wall, Jamini wallpaper creates a poetic atmosphere in the bedroom. It pairs naturally with bed linen and a duvet in matching tones, in natural cotton, for a cohesive look from floor to ceiling — down to the matching washcloth in the adjoining bathroom.
Isidore Leroy's non-woven wallpaper stands out for its matte finish and soft touch, which highlights the fineness of the patterns arranged in regular rows. Available for purchase in 10 m rolls.
Each panel is the result of art printing carried out in line with eco-responsible standards, using committed suppliers and low-impact inks. A quality standard found throughout every product from the house of Isidore Leroy.
You may also enjoy our practical tips in the article on how to hang wallpaper step by step, as well as our selection for elevating a holiday home with Isidore Leroy wallpapers.
Jamini is a house founded in Paris, specialising in textiles and decorative objects made in India using traditional techniques, notably block print. Its world blends vivid colours, natural materials such as cotton, and patterns drawn from Indian folk art.
The patterns are created in collaboration with Jamini's partner workshops in India, then printed and manufactured in France by Isidore Leroy on a high-end paper base, guaranteeing product quality and traceability.
Jamini wallpaper finds its place in every room of the home: living room, bedroom, kitchen, or even as a headboard feature. Its colour palette and graphic patterns offer a wide range of decorating possibilities, from an accent wall to a fully dressed room.
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