Little Greene Wallpaper Brodsworth c. 1863 Empress
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Product Story
Discovered inside Brodsworth Hall in South Yorkshire—a magnificent Victorian mansion built between 1861 and 1863—this enchanting paper was clearly a cherished family favourite. Unusually, the home's original owners used it in both the library and the morning room in reverse colourways, where it can still be seen in situ today.
The design draws inspiration from early 18th-century French textiles and ornate furnishings, combining intricate panels, flowing scrolls, and cross-hatching. Originally crafted with a slightly raised surface and rich gilding detail to imitate costly stamped leather, Little Greene has masterfully preserved its classic charm while bringing it into the modern home.
Product Description
Introduce timeless Victorian grandeur to your walls with the Brodsworth (c. 1863) Wallpaper . Featuring lively birds nestled among delicate floral motifs, this elegant pattern offers rich visual depth and high-end texture.
Printed using non-toxic, eco-friendly water-based inks on sustainable paper, it delivers exceptional durability and rich tonal depth. The modern "Paste-the-Wall" paper backing ensures effortless hanging, allowing you to transform your interior with maximum precision and ease.
Product Details & Specifications
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Brand: Little Greene
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Collection: London Wallpapers V
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Design Origin: Brodsworth Hall, South Yorkshire (c. 1863)
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Roll Dimensions: 10.05 m long x 52 cm wide
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Pattern Repeat: 65 cm (25.6 in)
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Pattern Match: Straight match
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Application Method: Paste the Wall (Easy hanging, dry strippable)
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Care Instructions: Spongeable
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Eco Credentials: Water-based inks, FSC-certified sustainable sources