with a wide repeating pattern measuring 6 feet wide

This Hencroft design from the National Trust Papers collection is an embroidered repeat pattern with stylized cowslips - discovered at Wardle's sewing school in Leek and beautifully implemented as a wallpaper design in eight stunning colorways

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The Upper Brook St wallpaper in the Minuit color variant is supplied in a standard roll of 10m length

This wallpaper was the first to decorate the walls of one of the buildings that replaced the prison in the late 1870s

LITTLE GREENE Tapete - Pavona - Pearle NatürlicheWeihnachten with a wide repeating patternThis extravagant, vibrant peacock design is a beautiful example of late 19th century wallpaper printing. It was found on a wall of a lobby at Erddig Hall in Wales. It was installed there in the 1870s and has the painterly finish of traditional Chinese silk. The dreamlike pattern from the National Trust Papers collection features peacocks on branches as well as flowers, leaves and other birds and is typical of wallpapers and fabrics made for the