I don't know about the source, but I would love to work from that office...

You can find it at Svenskt Tenn (it's swedish). It is a desing by Josef Frank.

I don't know exactly where to find the wall paper, however, I recognize the photo as one from a Swedish real estate brokerage called Alvhem Brokerage and Interior. I suspect that they would know where to find the wall paper as they double as an interior design firm as well. Good luck!

So pretty! Incidentally, does anyone know where the desk is from?

Forgot to give you their web address. You can pop it into Google translate if need be.
http://www.alvhemmakleri.se/
Cheers

The wallpaper compliments the whites so nicely! It might not be a good idea as a work area for me though, I'd be too busy day dreaming.

Wow, I love it! I wish I had a little home office or small room where I could use it.

Looks like someone has already sourced it, but it's nice to get confirmation of my initial certainty that it was going to turn out to be a Swedish designer. That office is so clearly in Sweden!

I love that desk too! Where is it from?

Thanks everyone!

With your tips I found the wallpaper here:

http://www.svenskttenn.se/sv-se/product/0132/tapeter/ta10135/tapet-varklockor.aspx

and here:

http://www.tapetorama.se/display.php?item=19103&category=Wallpaper

Look out spare room, prepare to be tulip-ised!

Sinead

These look beautiful. I will use these ideas on our website: We rent apartments in Bellevue. http://www.parkwestatsomerset.com/

I've done a lot of research trying to get the black background version of this wallpaper. I can share my findings.

The wallpaper company that makes it is called Borastapeter. The wallpaper design belongs to the Anno 1905 series, model# 12926, designed by Josef Frank. http://www.borastapeter.se/Kollektioner.aspx?k=TL&l=1

There is a New York wallpaper company who would order this for you, and they are called Hermitage. http://www.hermitageisahome.com/

Okay, now that we know where the wallpaper's from--what about the bag on the floor?

It's the "Handbag Manhattan" and can be found at Svenskt Tenn. Josef Frank designed the pattern.

Another fan of the desk here, it's lovely!

Thanks, annieL.