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Morris & Co.
Sumptuous in design and color, this wallpaper is a faithful reproduction of an early paper from 1868-70 thought to have been designed by George Gilbert Scott. The logbooks reveal it is the most recolored design over the decades. Similar in appearance to the block printed original, this surflex printed version comes in two colors to match the fabric from the collection.
Elegant in design and color, this gravure printed wallpaper has been produced using mica and metallic effects and was inspired by Morriss watercolor paintings of Honeysuckle from 1876. The Morris & Co. studio created this new artwork with fine ink, pencil, and watercolor.
This is beautiful but the pattern is smaller than I imagined and colors are brighter than I thought. Overall slightly deceptive picture. allie. Columbus, OH. 2022-06-23 10:43:16
Brer Rabbit is also known as brother rabbit was inspired by 17th-century Italian silk first registered for fabric production in 1882 and named after uncle Remus's children's book popular at the time. The wallpaper has been reproduced from the original fabric and comes in a range of colors to coordinate with a new range of textiles.
Love this wallpaper! It’s heavy, substantial, and just the pattern I wanted in my hallway. So excited to finally have ordered&obtained it! Great quality! Thank you!. LJanelle. Corinth, NY. 2022-06-27 23:26:18
Owen Jones was a Victorian architect designer and renowned commentator on the decorative ornament. His book The Grammar of Ornament published in 1856 was a stunningly illustrated catalog encompassing every decorative style and influence from around the world. Owen Jones wallpaper depicting a simple fleur de Lys a quintessential Jones motif first appeared in the Morris & Co. Volume III collection. This universally recognized geometric trellis design is available in both rich and neutral colorways and provides a wonderful backdrop to the Morris prints and weaves.
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Sumptuous in design and color, this wallpaper is a faithful reproduction of an early paper from 1868-70 thought to have been designed by George Gilbert Scott. The logbooks reveal it is the most recolored design over the decades. Similar in appearance to the block printed original, this sumptuous version is beaded to create a contemporary look.
