One of the largest and best-preserved patterns in the English Heritage archive, this design features a 39” (99cm) repeat and an unusual 31.5” (80cm) width, so each drop is substantially wider than the standard 20.5” (52cm) wallpaper roll. Found in the rear bedroom of a home built for ‘minor nobility’, the surviving example had originally been papered on boards, with additional flowers added retrospectively by hand to mask the joins in the paper.
Sackville Street – Tweed
€237.80
Description
One of the largest and best-preserved patterns in the English Heritage archive, this design features a 39” (99cm) repeat and an unusual 31.5” (80cm) width, so each drop is substantially wider than the standard 20.5” (52cm) wallpaper roll. Found in the rear bedroom of a home built for ‘minor nobility’, the surviving example had originally been papered on boards, with additional flowers added retrospectively by hand to mask the joins in the paper.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Brands | |
| Application | Paste the wall |
| Color | Cream, Grey |
| Repeat | 0.99 m |
| Roll Length | 10.05 m |
| Roll Width | 0.8 m |
| Style | Nature |
| Washability | Spongeable |
| Colour |
