The Cerulean Sea color is also completely faithful to the present sample in the wallpaper archive at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester

Only a small fragment of this design with delicate leaves remains

•    The large filament volume enables high ink absorption and optimally controllable ink release

Die Quelle des Designs Palace Rd - Beval war ein typischer historischer Damast

wenn es wiederholt angebracht wird

LITTLE GREENE Tapete - Brodsworth - Empress upcycling The Cerulean Sea color isA vibrant, captivating design featuring eye catching birds and delicate floral motifs. The slightly raised pattern with richly gilded details was originally intended to imitate stamped leather in appearance. Based on early 18th century French fabrics and decor, the wallpaper with fields, scrolls and crosshatching was found at Brodsworth Hall in South Yorkshire. This elegant Victorian mansion was built between 1861 and 1863. It was privately owned