Little Greene Wallpapers

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...

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

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

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

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

Stitch (c1940) is inspired by embroidered chintz cottons. The use of stippling (dot-work) was popular in embroidery and printing, particularly at a...

Stitch (c1940) is inspired by embroidered chintz cottons. The use of stippling (dot-work) was popular in embroidery and printing, particularly at a...

This large damask pattern was found in Marlborough House, next to St James’s Park, a grand abode designed by Christopher Wren and home to the Duche...

This large damask pattern was found in Marlborough House, next to St James’s Park, a grand abode designed by Christopher Wren and home to the Duche...

This large damask pattern was found in Marlborough House, next to St James’s Park, a grand abode designed by Christopher Wren and home to the Duche...

This large damask pattern was found in Marlborough House, next to St James’s Park, a grand abode designed by Christopher Wren and home to the Duche...

Taken from an original 19th Century English linen, this single colour print of a woodland stag is much less formal than the typical Toile de Jouy d...

Taken from an original 19th Century English linen, this single colour print of a woodland stag is much less formal than the typical Toile de Jouy d...

A slightly later paper than its traditional design might suggest, Versailles is based on an original document which was machine printed in graded t...

A slightly later paper than its traditional design might suggest, Versailles is based on an original document which was machine printed in graded t...

Perhaps the most iconic of the Retrospective Papers, Starflower is a design believed to be Belgian in origin and has been reprinted in a colourway ...

Perhaps the most iconic of the Retrospective Papers, Starflower is a design believed to be Belgian in origin and has been reprinted in a colourway ...

The inspiration for this pattern is a wallpaper from the 1955 book ‘Contemporary Designs’. Originally a very ‘busy’ paper, much of the background h...

Perhaps the most iconic of the Retrospective Papers, Starflower is a design believed to be Belgian in origin and has been reprinted in a colourway ...

Stitch (c1940) is inspired by embroidered chintz cottons. The use of stippling (dot-work) was popular in embroidery and printing, particularly at a...

Stitch (c1940) is inspired by embroidered chintz cottons. The use of stippling (dot-work) was popular in embroidery and printing, particularly at a...

Vine (c1932), taken from the archive at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester, offers an unmistakeable nod to William Morris, the father of the l...

Vine (c1932), taken from the archive at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester, offers an unmistakeable nod to William Morris, the father of the l...