Highgrove House, near the village of Tetbury, is a place of calm, color and quiet industriousness — something of a mirror of the philosophies of King Charles, 75, who acquired the home in 1980 ...

British firm Sanderson partnered with Highgrove House to create wallpapers and textiles inspired by the King's garden.

The design house said: “Damasks, toiles ... Yew Green and Tetbury Blue – a nod to the town of Tetbury to which Highgrove is near – plus an additional pink shade called Madder Rose for the wallpaper.

But when His Majesty purchased the late 18th-century Tetbury estate in 1980 ... and wallpaper that features iconic Highgrove elements, like the Oak Summer House and a bust of the King.

The design house said: “Damasks ... Yew Green and Tetbury Blue – a nod to the town of Tetbury to which Highgrove is near – plus an additional pink shade called Madder Rose for the wallpaper.