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Wallshoppe Announces Collaboration with Mary Maguire Debuting at HPMKT
October 7,
2026 by Karen Parrish in Business Strategy, Industry 
Wallshoppe, the design-forward wallpaper company known for pairing emerging and established artists with premium, made-to-order wallcoverings, today announced a new collection in collaboration with artist Mary Maguire. The collection will make its official debut at Fall High Point Market 2026, running Oct 17-21 at Booth 15.
The partnership brings Maguire's hand painted artworks to wall-scale format for the first time, translating her original artwork into a series of wallpaper patterns designed for both residential and hospitality interiors.
“The Mary Maguire x Wallshoppe collection was inspired by a shared love of pattern, color, and creating spaces that feel personal and collected. Mary’s playful, artistic point of view translates into prints that feel expressive yet timeless, with thoughtful color palettes and a sense of movement throughout. The collection brings her distinct creative perspective into the home in a way that feels fresh, approachable, and distinctly Wallshoppe.” - The Wallshoppe Team
The collection features 23 original patterns, available in multiple colorways, including: Zebra, Tiger, Strawberries, Sicilian Greenery, Red Egret, Raspberry Flower, Purple Palms, Persimmon, Palm Forest, Nautical Flags, Nautical Frames, Nasturtium, Midnight Morning Glory, Lovers Eye, Indian Floral Stripe, Garden Follies, Four Leaf Clover, Elephant, Cheetah and All Over Palm.
Each design is printed locally in Wallshoppe’s studio in Los Angeles. All made of 30% recycled materials whose construction supports LEED credits.
Pricing ranges from $139/roll to $258/roll for Traditional Rolls and $58/panel to $174/panel for Removable Panels. The collection will be available for order beginning October 17th at wallshoppe.com and through Nathan Turner Shop.
Mary Maguire is a native of Rhode Island. She studied design and painting at Rhode Island School of Design. Shortly after graduation, she moved to New York City to pursue a career in book and magazine publishing.
Maguire’s first years in book publishing were spent at Knopf Publishing, where she worked on everything from novels to works of history, from cookbooks to coffee table books. While at Knopf, Mary maintained a small design business, illustrating for books and national magazines.
Three years at Conde Nast Publications followed; in a small department within the company, special book and magazine projects were created for various Condé Nast Publications, including THE NEW YORKER, VOGUE, GQ and CONDÉ NAST TRAVELER.
A stint in the fashion world began when Mary was appointed the Features Editor of RALPH LAUREN’S LAUREN magazine, a lifestyle magazine that designer Ralph Lauren was then developing with Hearst Publications.
Mary later took a position with THE MUPPETS at the Jim Henson Company as Editorial Director, helping to build a yearly list of over one hundred books, published in more than one hundred countries.
After many years in New York City, Mary settled in Connecticut where she maintains a studio and design business. Her antique home, once the site of the General Store and Post Office of Hadlyme, Connecticut, now houses her website and art business.