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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 & harmony. The trailing blossom & repeating birds are elements commonly found in early, h&-painted chinoiserie, & the use of traditional surface printing retains a tactile quality that subtly offers more to the discerning eye than a conventionally mass-produced paper. It once adorned the walls of the Grey Room at Gunby Hall in Lincolnshire, a large country house that was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1944. ...
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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 & harmony. The trailing blossom & repeating birds are elements commonly found in early, h&-painted chinoiserie, & the use of traditional surface printing retains a tactile quality that subtly offers more to the discerning eye than a conventionally mass-produced paper. It once adorned the walls of the Grey Room at Gunby Hall in Lincolnshire, a large country house that was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1944. ...
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£117.00
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 & harmony. The trailing blossom & repeating birds are elements commonly found in early, h&-painted chinoiserie, & the use of traditional surface printing retains a tactile quality that subtly offers more to the discerning eye than a conventionally mass-produced paper. It once adorned the walls of the Grey Room at Gunby Hall in Lincolnshire, a large country house that was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1944. ...
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£117.00
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 & harmony. The trailing blossom & repeating birds are elements commonly found in early, h&-painted chinoiserie, & the use of traditional surface printing retains a tactile quality that subtly offers more to the discerning eye than a conventionally mass-produced paper. It once adorned the walls of the Grey Room at Gunby Hall in Lincolnshire, a large country house that was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1944. ...
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£117.00
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 & harmony. The trailing blossom & repeating birds are elements commonly found in early, h&-painted chinoiserie, & the use of traditional surface printing retains a tactile quality that subtly offers more to the discerning eye than a conventionally mass-produced paper. It once adorned the walls of the Grey Room at Gunby Hall in Lincolnshire, a large country house that was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1944. ...
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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 & silk & depicts a knight against backdrop of hundreds of tiny flowers on a dark background. It was made in the 15th century as part of a much larger set, & given by the city of Tournai, in Belgium, to Jean de Daillon, a French nobleman & Governor of Dauphine. ...
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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 & silk & depicts a knight against backdrop of hundreds of tiny flowers on a dark background. It was made in the 15th century as part of a much larger set, & given by the city of Tournai, in Belgium, to Jean de Daillon, a French nobleman & Governor of Dauphine. ...
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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 & silk & depicts a knight against backdrop of hundreds of tiny flowers on a dark background. It was made in the 15th century as part of a much larger set, & given by the city of Tournai, in Belgium, to Jean de Daillon, a French nobleman & Governor of Dauphine. ...
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£201.00
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 & silk & depicts a knight against backdrop of hundreds of tiny flowers on a dark background. It was made in the 15th century as part of a much larger set, & given by the city of Tournai, in Belgium, to Jean de Daillon, a French nobleman & Governor of Dauphine. ...
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Based on a archive paper from Brooke House in Hackney, East London – the second in this collection – it features a simple Arts & Crafts inspired floral design. The building once housed a private hospital & this design takes its name from a Dr John Monroe – one of the owners. Shown here in the Dawn Flower colour way of blue & grey. ...
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Little Greene Wallpaper Massingberd Blossom 0260MAYELLO

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 traditional surface printing retains a tactile quality that subtly offers more to the discerning eye than a conventionally mass-produced paper. It once adorned the walls of the Grey Room at Gunby Hall in Lincolnshire, a large country house that was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1944.
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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 & harmony. The trailing blossom & repeating birds are elements commonly found in early, h&-painted chinoiserie, & the use of traditional surface printing retains a tactile quality that subtly offers more to the discerning eye than a conventionally mass-produced paper. It once adorned the walls of the Grey Room at Gunby Hall in Lincolnshire, a large country house that was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1944.

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Paper - A thin sheet mainly used for writing. Available in a variety of colours. Made mainly from wood pulp.
Blossom - A common term used to describe the flowers of stone fruit trees
Eye - An organ which detects light
Grey - A colour often associated with old age (going grey)
Hand - A part of the body at the end of the arm
Hand - A pointer which indicates time on a clock face
Oriental - A reference to popular designs in Asia or in relation to a location in Asia
Quality - An object that has quality is superior in function and finish than a less quality object.
Large - something that takes up more space than normal.
Traditional - Something that has become the same through a period of time and thus repeated.
Traditional - Something that has been around for a while and is repeated regularly.
Hall - A room at the inside of an entrance of a house.
Design - A drawing or styles that shows the look and functionality of something before its made.

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Wallpaperdirect
Since 2000 wallpaperdirect.co.uk have been selling wallpaper and decorating tools online. As part of the Brewers group of companies they have over 100 years experience in the decorating market, and over 130 stores nationwide. The website stocks a huge variety of wallpapers in a range of colours, styles, textures and patterns. The amount of designer brands that they stock is impressive. You can purchase wallpaper from Laura Ashley, Dulux, Lorca, Sanderson, VillaNova and Albany. With such a vast range to choose from, wallpaperdirect.co.uk has a wallpaper to suit every budget. Their website also includes some great tips ranging from colour schemes, to how to put up wallpaper effectively, and how to estimate how many rolls you need to purchase. As well as wallpaper they also stock a great range of curtains, fabrics and accessories to compliment their range.
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