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Little Greene Wallpaper Millefleur 0260MFGARDE
The floral detail in this design is drawn directly from the oldest tapestry in the care of the National Trust. Residing at Montacute House in Somerset, the piece is woven from wool and silk and depicts a knight against backdrop of hundreds of tiny flowers on a dark background. It was made in the 15th
Little Greene Wallpaper Millefleur 0260MFKNIGH
The floral detail in this design is drawn directly from the oldest tapestry in the care of the National Trust. Residing at Montacute House in Somerset, the piece is woven from wool and silk and depicts a knight against backdrop of hundreds of tiny flowers on a dark background. It was made in the 15th
Little Greene Wallpaper Millefleur 0260MFMASQU
The floral detail in this design is drawn directly from the oldest tapestry in the care of the National Trust. Residing at Montacute House in Somerset, the piece is woven from wool and silk and depicts a knight against backdrop of hundreds of tiny flowers on a dark background. It was made in the 15th
Little Greene Wallpaper Moy 0260MOASHZZ
Little is known about this small-scale print found at The Argory, just outside Moy in Northern Ireland. The surviving fragment is estimated to be late-19th century in origin, and was printed using diluted watercolours rather than a more conventional, substantial ink or even opaque paint. This slightly broken effect, combined with the shadowing seen within
Little Greene Wallpaper Moy 0260MOBLUEZ
Little is known about this small-scale print found at The Argory, just outside Moy in Northern Ireland. The surviving fragment is estimated to be late-19th century in origin, and was printed using diluted watercolours rather than a more conventional, substantial ink or even opaque paint. This slightly broken effect, combined with the shadowing seen within
Little Greene Wallpaper Burges Snail 0260BULEMON
This quirky, charming wallpaper, showing snails and clumps of daisies, adorns the walls of one of the bathrooms of Knightshayes Court in Devon. Built between 1869 and 1874, the house was designed by the Gothic Revivalist architect and interior designer William Burges. An eccentric and, at-times, controversial character, he designed some of the most original
Little Greene Wallpaper Moy 0260MOLIMEZ
Little is known about this small-scale print found at The Argory, just outside Moy in Northern Ireland. The surviving fragment is estimated to be late-19th century in origin, and was printed using diluted watercolours rather than a more conventional, substantial ink or even opaque paint. This slightly broken effect, combined with the shadowing seen within
Little Greene Wallpaper Burges Snail 0260BUOCEAN
This quirky, charming wallpaper, showing snails and clumps of daisies, adorns the walls of one of the bathrooms of Knightshayes Court in Devon. Built between 1869 and 1874, the house was designed by the Gothic Revivalist architect and interior designer William Burges. An eccentric and, at-times, controversial character, he designed some of the most original
Little Greene Wallpaper Moy 0260MOMALLZ
Little is known about this small-scale print found at The Argory, just outside Moy in Northern Ireland. The surviving fragment is estimated to be late-19th century in origin, and was printed using diluted watercolours rather than a more conventional, substantial ink or even opaque paint. This slightly broken effect, combined with the shadowing seen within
Little Greene Wallpaper Burges Snail 0260BUROSIE
This quirky, charming wallpaper, showing snails and clumps of daisies, adorns the walls of one of the bathrooms of Knightshayes Court in Devon. Built between 1869 and 1874, the house was designed by the Gothic Revivalist architect and interior designer William Burges. An eccentric and, at-times, controversial character, he designed some of the most original
Little Greene Wallpaper Moy 0260MOPINKZ
Little is known about this small-scale print found at The Argory, just outside Moy in Northern Ireland. The surviving fragment is estimated to be late-19th century in origin, and was printed using diluted watercolours rather than a more conventional, substantial ink or even opaque paint. This slightly broken effect, combined with the shadowing seen within
Little Greene Wallpaper Burges Snail 0260BUSILVE
This quirky, charming wallpaper, showing snails and clumps of daisies, adorns the walls of one of the bathrooms of Knightshayes Court in Devon. Built between 1869 and 1874, the house was designed by the Gothic Revivalist architect and interior designer William Burges. An eccentric and, at-times, controversial character, he designed some of the most original
Little Greene Wallpaper Moy 0260MOPOMPE
Little is known about this small-scale print found at The Argory, just outside Moy in Northern Ireland. The surviving fragment is estimated to be late-19th century in origin, and was printed using diluted watercolours rather than a more conventional, substantial ink or even opaque paint. This slightly broken effect, combined with the shadowing seen within
Little Greene Wallpaper Massingberd Blossom 0260MAGREYZ
The wallpaper from which this design is drawn, is most likely of British Edwardian origin, but stylistically is very representative of the era’s passion for oriental design, which retained a close connection to nature, simplicity and harmony. The trailing blossom and repeating birds are elements commonly found in early, hand-painted chinoiserie, and the use of
Little Greene Wallpaper Massingberd Blossom 0260MAMINER
The wallpaper from which this design is drawn, is most likely of British Edwardian origin, but stylistically is very representative of the era’s passion for oriental design, which retained a close connection to nature, simplicity and harmony. The trailing blossom and repeating birds are elements commonly found in early, hand-painted chinoiserie, and the use of
Little Greene Mural Mandalay 0260MDCEVIC
This tree of life design is drawn directly from the leather wallcoverings in the dining room at Bateman’s, a Jacobean mansion in East Sussex. Elaborate designs such as these were inspired by 17th-century Indian chintzes, which often depicted sinuous flowering trees with birds among their branches. This design repeats effortlessly and continuously along the wall,
Little Greene Mural Mandalay 0260MDPOLLE
This tree of life design is drawn directly from the leather wallcoverings in the dining room at Bateman’s, a Jacobean mansion in East Sussex. Elaborate designs such as these were inspired by 17th-century Indian chintzes, which often depicted sinuous flowering trees with birds among their branches. This design repeats effortlessly and continuously along the wall,
Little Greene Wallpaper Beech Nut 0260BECORDO
An authentic, late Georgian design c.1782, this paper was uncovered at Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk. Originally used within a brightly-coloured, flocked, floral border, the leaf and nut element was block-printed in a rather more subdued grey colourway. This contemporary interpretation is unashamedly more colourful, using a similarly balanced colour palette alongside the signature, crafted texture
Little Greene Wallpaper Beech Nut 0260BEDELIC
An authentic, late Georgian design c.1782, this paper was uncovered at Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk. Originally used within a brightly-coloured, flocked, floral border, the leaf and nut element was block-printed in a rather more subdued grey colourway. This contemporary interpretation is unashamedly more colourful, using a similarly balanced colour palette alongside the signature, crafted texture
Little Greene Wallpaper Beech Nut 0260BEFLORE
An authentic, late Georgian design c.1782, this paper was uncovered at Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk. Originally used within a brightly-coloured, flocked, floral border, the leaf and nut element was block-printed in a rather more subdued grey colourway. This contemporary interpretation is unashamedly more colourful, using a similarly balanced colour palette alongside the signature, crafted texture
