Lower George Street C.1810 (4x)

An abstract paper, which, despite its contemporary appearance, probably dates from the early 1800s when such designs were hugely popular. The orig...

An abstract paper, which, despite its contemporary appearance, probably dates from the early 1800s when such designs were hugely popular. The orig...

Unlike most of the source material for Little Greene wallpapers, this design is not drawn from a conventional pattern but rather is a reinterpretat...

An abstract paper, which, despite its contemporary appearance, probably dates from the early 1800s when such designs were hugely popular. The orig...

Unlike most of the source material for Little Greene wallpapers, this design is not drawn from a conventional pattern but rather is a reinterpretat...

An abstract paper, which, despite its contemporary appearance, probably dates from the early 1800s when such designs were hugely popular. The orig...

Derived from an interesting piece in the English Heritage Archive, this design is particularly noteworthy for the style of drawing used to create t...

Derived from an interesting piece in the English Heritage Archive, this design is particularly noteworthy for the style of drawing used to create t...

Derived from an interesting piece in the English Heritage Archive, this design is particularly noteworthy for the style of drawing used to create t...

Derived from an interesting piece in the English Heritage Archive, this design is particularly noteworthy for the style of drawing used to create t...

Derived from an interesting piece in the English Heritage Archive, this design is particularly noteworthy for the style of drawing used to create t...

Unlike most of the source material for Little Greene wallpapers, this design is not drawn from a conventional pattern but rather is a reinterpretat...

Unlike most of the source material for Little Greene wallpapers, this design is not drawn from a conventional pattern but rather is a reinterpretat...