New Bond Street C.1690 (4x)
Based on one of the oldest surviving documents in English Heritage’s wallpaper archive, this fragment from an embossed leather wall hanging actually predates wallpaper. Panels of embossed and painted leather, usually with a floral pattern, were popular, though expensive, modes of decoration in the late 16th and 17th centuries. These panels were sewn together to create large-scale decorative hangings, much in the same way that drops of wallpaper are hung side-by-side to create a much more impressive statement.
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Little Greene Wallpaper New Bond Street Hide
In stockProduct Story Based on an archive fragment discovered in a historic property on New Bond Street, Mayfair, London, this elegant design dates back to...
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Little Greene Wallpaper New Bond Street Burnish
In stockProduct Story Based on an archive fragment discovered in a historic property on New Bond Street, Mayfair, London, this elegant design dates back ...
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Little Greene Wallpaper Bedford Square Porcelain
In stockProduct Story Discovered at Bedford Square in Bloomsbury, London, this original pattern dates back to the late 18th century during the peak of Ge...
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Little Greene Wallpaper Bedford Square Hellebore
In stockProduct Story Discovered at Bedford Square in Bloomsbury, London, this original pattern dates back to the late 18th century during the peak of Ge...
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