About - Chameleon Collection

With extensive experience of the interior design business, Andy Mills launched the Chameleon Collection in 1988 to fill a niche in the market. He was aware of the lack of exclusivity that surrounded wallpaper and fabric ranges and so created his own unique collection which today features more than 150 stylish designs.

The beauty of the Chameleon Collection is the individuality of every order, which is specially produced for a specific task - a renaissance of the days when wallpapers and fabrics were designed for particular settings and not mass-produced.

As its name suggests, Chameleon changes to suit a clients particular requirements. Clients order from pattern samples or simply choose a design and then have it coloured as they wish to match corporate identities, concept work or any high quality interior design project. With its sumptuous styles and adventurous colours, it means Chameleon can span the entire design spectrum from the traditional to avant-garde.

The Chameleon collection is truly the designers dream and has become an increasingly popular choice among those involved in the transformation of public houses, restaurants and hotels, as well as prestigious residential projects. They welcome a product which retains their creative input but assures that they get the look that they want the first time of asking.

The ranges longevity is another appealing attribute. As its designs are never discontinued, Chameleon can always be relied upon to deliver on long term projects, as well as for maintenance or refurbishment. Extra long drops and ceiling spans can also be accommodated by ordering special rolls upto 30 metres in length, which require no join and, for economy, only one remnant.

In addition to its enormous versatility, the Chameleon Collection is also extremely affordable. Designs can be produced easily and quickly in quantities as little as six rolls of wallpaper or 30 metres of fabric. It means hand-produced items are available at realistic prices, with delivery usually completed within two weeks of orders being placed.

All wall coverings are produced on high quality paper using traditional printing methods, while fabrics are crafted on cotton-rich, inherently fire retarding material, as well as a wide range of other textiles, including poly cotton, linen and silks.