Little Greene Wallpapers

Paradise (c1940) celebrates a truly rich mix of styles. The English Heritage-owned document from which this paper is drawn is actually a 20th Centu...

Paradise (c1940) celebrates a truly rich mix of styles. The English Heritage-owned document from which this paper is drawn is actually a 20th Centu...

Paradise (c1940) celebrates a truly rich mix of styles. The English Heritage-owned document from which this paper is drawn is actually a 20th Centu...

Sakura (c1936) is a pretty trail of matt leaves and delicate blossom originating in France. The surface detail has been retained, contributing to i...

Less is known about this paper than its comparable partner ‘Soho Square’ (see London Wallpapers), but there are obvious similarities. The archive d...

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...

Less is known about this paper than its comparable partner ‘Soho Square’ (see London Wallpapers), but there are obvious similarities. The archive d...

Less is known about this paper than its comparable partner ‘Soho Square’ (see London Wallpapers), but there are obvious similarities. The archive d...

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...

Drawn from an early 19th century silk kimono, an abstract depiction of Pine Trees emerging out of the clouds.

Drawn from an early 19th century silk kimono, an abstract depiction of Pine Trees emerging out of the clouds.

Zingara was the name given to this design in a John Line collection produced in 1960. The colourway Cerulean Sea is also completely faithful to the...

Zingara was the name given to this design in a John Line collection produced in 1960. The colourway Cerulean Sea is also completely faithful to the...

The popularity of screen-printing amongst mid-twentieth century designers and artists was testament to the quality of print, versatility of mark an...

‘Reverie’ is a classic example of a late twentieth century wallpaper pattern that was itself inspired by the visual language of a previous generati...

The popularity of screen-printing amongst mid-twentieth century designers and artists was testament to the quality of print, versatility of mark an...

Unbefitting to the quality of this 19th century paper, the surviving sample was retrieved, not from the walls of a smart Richmond townhouse, but fr...

Unbefitting to the quality of this 19th century paper, the surviving sample was retrieved, not from the walls of a smart Richmond townhouse, but fr...

Unbefitting to the quality of this 19th century paper, the surviving sample was retrieved, not from the walls of a smart Richmond townhouse, but fr...

Unbefitting to the quality of this 19th century paper, the surviving sample was retrieved, not from the walls of a smart Richmond townhouse, but fr...

Unbefitting to the quality of this 19th century paper, the surviving sample was retrieved, not from the walls of a smart Richmond townhouse, but fr...

Unbefitting to the quality of this 19th century paper, the surviving sample was retrieved, not from the walls of a smart Richmond townhouse, but fr...

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...

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...