Little Greene Wallpaper St James's Park c. 1940 Suede Fade
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Product Story
Uncovered in Marlborough House adjacent to St James’s Park—a historic London estate designed by Sir Christopher Wren—this dramatic damask design breathes new life into grand heritage style. While the original 1940s discovery featured a traditional flock print, its ornate motifs date back to Victorian wallpapers and early silk woven fabrics.
Reimagined by Little Greene, this modern interpretation introduces a subtle ombré transition. Shading seamlessly from a rich tone at the base to a luminous tint near the ceiling, the vertical colour fade creates an architectural illusion of added height and light in any room.
Product Description
Transform your space with the St James's Park (c. 1940) Wallpaper . Functioning as a large-scale panel mural, this exquisite damask brings a perfect harmony of historical elegance and contemporary art direction.
Printed using eco-friendly, water-based inks on sustainable paper, it offers exceptional depth and longevity. The "Paste-the-Wall" execution ensures effortless application and clean removal when updating your interior space.
Product Details & Specifications
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Brand: Little Greene
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Collection: London Wallpapers V
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Design Origin: Marlborough House, London (c. 1940 / Historic Damask)
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Roll Dimensions: 10.05 m long x 52 cm wide (3 panels per roll, each 3.25 m high)
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Full Pattern Repeat: 1.56 m wide x 3.25 m high (Mural layout)
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Application Method: Paste the Wall (Easy hanging, dry strippable)
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Care Instructions: Washable surface
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Eco Credentials: Water-based inks, sourced from FSC-certified sustainable forests