King Charles awards royal warrant to Chiswick firm

When it comes to royal endorsements, a century-long seal of approval speaks volumes. In a crowning achievement, Sanderson, the Chiswick-based fabric and wall coverings brand, has just received the coveted Royal Warrant from King Charles—marking 100 years since the company first caught the discerning eye of King George V in 1924.

Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II all existing warrants became void. After a two-year interval, during which time, new warrants from the King, Queen, and Heir Apparent could be applied for from May 2024, coming into effect in 2025.

THE KING'S FAVOURITE WALLPAPER

A Royal Warrant is the Crown's ultimate seal of distinction bestowed upon companies that supply excellent goods or services to the Royal Household. These appointments cover both luxury and practicality, with 145 companies currently holding King Charles III’s seal of approval.

Sanderson was founded in 1860 and its signature English florals and illustrative botanical prints have graced the walls and windows of royal residences for generations.

The firm perfectly aligns with the King's well-documented environmental passions. Sanderson has committed to reaching carbon net zero by 2030 under its Live Beautiful pledge. The firm is six years into this undertaking, so far resulting in a drop 40 percent drop in CO2 emissions. Its plastic and cardboard consumption is also being curtailed.