The history of Mother's Day
Mother's Day as we know it today has its origins in the United States. At the beginning of the 20th century, Anna Jarvis campaigned for a holiday in honour of all mothers. In 1914, Mother's Day was officially introduced in the USA and soon spread to Europe.
The idea of honouring one's own mother is much older. Goddesses and mothers were celebrated in ancient times, and in 16th-century England, ‘Mothering Sunday’ was an important holiday. Today, we associate Mother's Day with flowers, small gifts and shared experiences that express our gratitude.
Lovingly designed touches for your home
A special way to celebrate Mother's Day is to create an environment that radiates warmth and love. From floral patterns that bring the beauty of nature into your home, to elegant and delicate designs, our diverse products are perfect as wonderful gifts that bring joy long after Mother's Day.
Ideas for Mother's Day
Why not use Mother's Day as an opportunity to get creative together or design a special room? Here are a few inspiring ideas:
- Flowers that last: Instead of a bouquet of flowers, why not choose a wall art print or photomural with magnificent roses or delicate cherry blossoms – a lasting greeting of appreciation.
- A room full of personal memories: why not choose a motif that reminds you of trips you've taken together or special moments – for example, an idyllic landscape or a nostalgic pattern? Thanks to our custom-made products, it is also possible to immortalise your own motifs on a photomural.
- Design together: make wallpapering a family project to spend quality time together and achieve a beautiful result.
