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Hattie Lloyd Wallpaper Free to Fly HLFTF07
A digitally printed pretty design of butterflies and delicate feathers in lustrous shades of lemon yellow and silver grey. Actual pattern repeat is 10.4cm not as shown below.
Hattie Lloyd Wallpaper Free to Fly HLFTF05
A digitally printed pretty design of butterflies and delicate feathers in smart, lustrous shades of black and white. Actual pattern repeat is 10.4cm not as shown below.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Sandycombe Trellis PRSTR06
A subtle trellis pattern made up of fine dotted lines, organically growing. This circa 1813 design uses a single block from the Sandycombe Lodge Design. The fragment was discovered during restoration work on JMW Turner’s Fishing Lodge in East Twickenham TW1. Shown here in a cream / blue colourway. Pattern repeat is 53cm, not as
Hattie Lloyd Wallpaper Free to Fly HLFTF04
A digitally printed pretty design of butterflies and delicate feathers in lustrous shades of bright blue with white on a silver grey background. Actual pattern repeat is 10.4cm not as shown below.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Sandycombe Trellis PRSTR07
A subtle trellis pattern made up of fine dotted lines, organically growing. This circa 1813 design uses a single block from the Sandycombe Lodge Design. The fragment was discovered during restoration work on JMW Turner’s Fishing Lodge in East Twickenham TW1. Shown here in a white / blue colourway. Pattern repeat is 53cm, not as
Hattie Lloyd Wallpaper Free to Fly HLFTF08
A digitally printed pretty design of butterflies and delicate feathers in lustrous shades delicate pale grey on white. Actual pattern repeat is 10.4cm not as shown below.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Sandycombe Trellis PRSTR08
A subtle trellis pattern made up of fine dotted lines, organically growing. This circa 1813 design uses a single block from the Sandycombe Lodge Design. The fragment was discovered during restoration work on JMW Turner’s Fishing Lodge in East Twickenham TW1. Shown here in a mint green / grey colourway. Pattern repeat is 53cm, not
Hattie Lloyd Wallpaper Free to Fly HLFTF06
A digitally printed pretty design of butterflies and delicate feathers in smart, lustrous shades of delicate pink. Actual pattern repeat is 10.4cm not as shown below.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Sophie’s Choice PRSC01
The original circa 1890 design was rediscovered as the lining of the interior of a French trunk. Shown here in a muted pink colourway. Pattern repeat is 26cm, not as listed below.
Hattie Lloyd Wallpaper Hanoi Hustle – Classic City HLHHCC02
A digitally printed design, with vignettes of city life in modern Hanoi. A celebration of the passion and vibrancy of this city – shown here in the sophisticated black and white. Although similar to the multi-coloured version this colourway has a more compressed and shorter pattern repeat than the colour version. Note this design has
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Sophie’s Choice PRSC02
The original circa 1890 design was rediscovered as the lining of the interior of a French trunk. Shown here in a purple / blue colourway. Pattern repeat is 26cm, not as listed below.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Strand Teardrop PRST8127
A fifties style paper that is actually dated circa 1790. The paper was discovered in an 18th Century building on the Strand, London. Shown here in a blue / grey / orange colourway. Pattern repeat is 3cm, not as listed below.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Archway House PRAH15
Originally created circa 1800 and rediscovered in a South West London townhouse north of Clapham Common. Oval shrub motifs set in a linear and diagonal pattern. The surrounding background consists of a flat colour gently broken by a wiggly dotted line. Shown here in a vivid green. Pattern repeat is 8.5cm, not as listed below.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Bird and Blossom PRBB03
Recreated from fragments, this paper originally dates from circa 1910 and was rediscovered during the restoration of Cardigan Castle, Wales. A painterly rendition of a group of country-dwelling birds flutter between branches of a tree in blossom.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Bird and Blossom PRBB01
Recreated from fragments, this paper originally dates from circa 1910 and was rediscovered during the restoration of Cardigan Castle, Wales. A painterly rendition of a group of country-dwelling birds flutter between branches of a tree in blossom.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Bloomsbury Dot PRBD05
Recreated from fragments, this paper originally dates from circa 1810 and was rediscovered applied directly onto panelling in the entrance hall on Bloomsbury Sq. London WC1. A diagonal pattern of a loose weave and at the centre of each woven diamond is placed a small rosette. Shown here in butterscotch. Pattern repeat is 4cm, not
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Bloomsbury Dot PRBD02
Recreated from fragments, this paper originally dates from circa 1810 and was rediscovered applied directly onto panelling in the entrance hall on Bloomsbury Sq. London WC1. A diagonal pattern of a loose weave and at the centre of each woven diamond is placed a small rosette. Shown here in a light grey blue. Pattern repeat
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Bloomsbury Dot PRBD03
Recreated from fragments, this paper originally dates from circa 1810 and was rediscovered applied directly onto panelling in the entrance hall on Bloomsbury Sq. London WC1. A diagonal pattern of a loose weave and at the centre of each woven diamond is placed a small rosette. Shown here in a grey green. Pattern repeat is
Grandeco Wallpaper Banana Leaf MY2201
Large scale banana leaf jungle design with a pleasing arched effect and an all over weave texture. Shown here in the soft raspberry pink and grey.
Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Green Park PRGP216
The original circa 1800 fragment was found under at least 12 layers of wallpaper in the 1st floor drawing room of a house in St James, London SW1. A tiny shrub motif, similar to a fleur-de-lis, set in a delicate diamond pattern. Shown here in green. Pattern repeat is 15cm, not as listed below.
