Daniel Heath: bespoke screen printing

Daniel Heath is a British award winning independent wallpaper, textile and surface designer renowned for his illustrative and engaging designs. Based in the heart of East London, the designer-maker has long upheld principles of craftsmanship and sustainable design.

Trained in the traditional process of silk-screen printing at the Royal College of Art, he set up his studio in 2007 to make bespoke, hand printed wallpapers and crafted interior surfaces exclusively made to order.

Drawing has always underpinned his surface pattern designs, and many have references to a time or a place to form playful narratives. Daniel utilises technologies, such as laser engraving, to create many of his unique designs. The outcomes cross the boundaries between technology and craft to create modern design pieces that embody traditional values yet contemporary aesthetics.

Onyx Skyline Wallpaper - Black & Gold

Collection: Perivale Art Deco

Colours: Black & Gold, Green & Gold, Black & Putty

Onyx Skyline is a new wallpaper design and is part of Daniel’s Perivale Collection, which is a design series, dedicated to Art Deco architecture. Building on a wealth of craftsmanship with screen printing, this design has a new luxurious twist. Gold metallic layers enhance the decadent lines and shapes.

The wallpaper width is 54cm and the repeat drop is 50cm and can be installed as a half drop or a block repeat due to its geometric structure. This wallpaper has a coated colour background and is printed with two colour layers, black and gold.

All the wallpapers are silk-screen printed by hand and made in East London.

Globe Wallpaper - China Blue & Gold

Collection: Perivale Art Deco

Colours: Green & Bronze or Chalk Blue & Gold

Globe wallpaper is inspired by the array of stunning Art Deco architecture that can be found in and around our capital, on our high streets, above shops, hidden in plain sight. Globe is part of Daniel’s Perivale Collection, which is a design series, dedicated to Art Deco architecture.

One of the finest examples of Art Deco architecture in London is the Hoover Building in Perivale alongside Western Avenue. The building was designed by Wallis, Gilbert and Partners, and is inspirational in the creation of this handcrafted wallpaper. Daniel transforms these geometric, orderly and symmetrical structures into a two-colour screen-printed design using a luxurious metallic layer.

The wallpaper width is 54cm and the repeat drop is 50cm and can be installed as a half drop or a block repeat due to its geometric structure. This wallpaper has a coated colour background and is printed with two colour layers comes in two colourways: Green & Bronze or Chalk Blue & Gold.