Just a few miles from London's Savile Row, decor-minded Beau Brummells will find a worthy equivalent in the studio of Catherine Hammerton. In 2006, Hammerton leveraged her Royal College of Art master's in mixed-media textile design to launch a signature series of what she describes as "printed and embroidered textiles for the fabulous." The cross-pollination of motifs and constructions between her made-to-order wall coverings, fabrics, and pillows brings to mind a smartly coordinated suit, shirt, and tie.

Her main theme is texture, tactile or visual. Perforations in hand-dyed, hand-stitched Blossom waxed-paper panels cast abstract shadows on the wall behind. Return to Sender, a wallpaper, features digitally printed vintage stamps. Fabrics called Feather are actually hand-dyed, digitally printed layers of silk chiffon. Fly Away is aflutter with bird silhouettes, cut out of vintage wallpaper and applied to a vintage background. Also in the decoupage tradition, Collection wallpaper is embellished with vintage fabric and trim. Lolita wall coverings blend printed floral imagery and stitched detail. Flutter Leather Cloth is composed of hand-cut, digitally embroidered leather and suede. And Peacock Ditzy throw pillows boast digitally printed linen fronts hand-finished with linen patchwork. 44-20-7603-8851; catherinehammerton.com.