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Little Greene | Fern Off Black...The popularity of screen-printing amongst mid-twentieth century designers and ... The popularity of screen-printing amongst mid-twentieth century designers and artists was testament to the quality of print, versatility of mark and subsequent expression in colour that was suddenly achievable. Decorative silhouettes were particularly... moreDetails
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Little Greene | New Bond Stree...Based on one of the oldest surviving documents in English Heritage’s wallpaper... 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... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Piccadilly Leg...Less is known about this paper than its comparable partner ‘Soho Square’ (see ... Less is known about this paper than its comparable partner ‘Soho Square’ (see London Wallpapers), but there are obvious similarities. The archive document of this pattern is a ‘mock flock’, meaning it was designed to carry the appearance of a more... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Thames Border ...Faithfully reproduced, but increased in scale, from a fabulous English Heritag... Faithfully reproduced, but increased in scale, from a fabulous English Heritage piece, this historical panorama of the capital was published by The London Illustrated News in 1851. This hand drawn, hand painted scene depicts the buildings and landscape... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Broadwick St B...Found in a row of elegant early-18th century houses in Broadwick Street, Soho,... Found in a row of elegant early-18th century houses in Broadwick Street, Soho, this design is remarkable in that it was based on a botanically accurate reproduction of a plant, Clusia Rosea, first recorded in a famous book the Natural History of... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Bedford Square...One of the most impressive squares in London, Bedford Square was originally la... One of the most impressive squares in London, Bedford Square was originally laid out in 1775–6 and, until World War II, the majority of its houses were inhabited by lawyers, architects, publishers and other professionals. The original of this paper was... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Bedford Square...One of the most impressive squares in London, Bedford Square was originally la... One of the most impressive squares in London, Bedford Square was originally laid out in 1775–6 and, until World War II, the majority of its houses were inhabited by lawyers, architects, publishers and other professionals. The original of this paper was... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Reverie Jardin...‘Reverie’ is a classic example of a late twentieth century wallpaper pattern t... ‘Reverie’ is a classic example of a late twentieth century wallpaper pattern that was itself inspired by the visual language of a previous generation. We can clearly identify elements of Henri Rousseau’s 1910 painting ‘The Dream’ in this design, yet,... moreDetails
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Little Greene | New Bond Stree...Based on one of the oldest surviving documents in English Heritage’s wallpaper... 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... moreDetails
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Little Greene | New Bond Stree...Based on one of the oldest surviving documents in English Heritage’s wallpaper... 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... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Piccadilly Mir...Less is known about this paper than its comparable partner ‘Soho Square’ (see ... Less is known about this paper than its comparable partner ‘Soho Square’ (see London Wallpapers), but there are obvious similarities. The archive document of this pattern is a ‘mock flock’, meaning it was designed to carry the appearance of a more... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Thames Border ...Faithfully reproduced, but increased in scale, from a fabulous English Heritag... Faithfully reproduced, but increased in scale, from a fabulous English Heritage piece, this historical panorama of the capital was published by The London Illustrated News in 1851. This hand drawn, hand painted scene depicts the buildings and landscape... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Reverie Nile 1...‘Reverie’ is a classic example of a late twentieth century wallpaper pattern t... ‘Reverie’ is a classic example of a late twentieth century wallpaper pattern that was itself inspired by the visual language of a previous generation. We can clearly identify elements of Henri Rousseau’s 1910 painting ‘The Dream’ in this design, yet,... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Brooke House C...Found by English Heritage at Brooke House in Hackney, the document from which ... Found by English Heritage at Brooke House in Hackney, the document from which this pattern was drawn is identified as 1920s in origin, notably because of the way it had been printed: a ‘gravure’ technique, which only became commercially viable after... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Woodblock Mono...Created through the simplification and reduction of the larger ‘Woodblock Trai... Created through the simplification and reduction of the larger ‘Woodblock Trail’ paper and represents the trend throughout the ages for varying the scales of designs to create different visual effects. Rather more delicate, and infinitely usable in a... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Lower George S...An abstract paper, which, despite its contemporary appearance, probably dates ... An abstract paper, which, despite its contemporary appearance, probably dates back to the early 1800s when such designs were hugely popular. The original colourway, featuring orangey stars on a pinky-yellow ground, was discovered on an upper floor of a... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Reverie Jungle...‘Reverie’ is a classic example of a late twentieth century wallpaper pattern t... ‘Reverie’ is a classic example of a late twentieth century wallpaper pattern that was itself inspired by the visual language of a previous generation. We can clearly identify elements of Henri Rousseau’s 1910 painting ‘The Dream’ in this design, yet,... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Cavendish Stri...In keeping with its sister wallpaper ‘Marlborough’ from our London WallpapersI... In keeping with its sister wallpaper ‘Marlborough’ from our London WallpapersII collection, the age of the paper on which this design is based is perhaps misleading in terms of its provenance. Dated at 1965, this particular fragment emerged during... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Paradise Sunri...Paradise (c1940) celebrates a truly rich mix of styles. The English Heritage-o... Paradise (c1940) celebrates a truly rich mix of styles. The English Heritage-owned document from which this paper is drawn is actually a 20th Century piece, but the subject – exotic flora and the familiar oriental ho-ho birds - is classic ancient... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Vine- Rouge 20...Vine (c1932), taken from the archive at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Mancheste... Vine (c1932), taken from the archive at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester, offers an unmistakeable nod to William Morris, the father of the late 19th Century Arts & Crafts movement. An authentic surface print technique has been employed to... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Loriini Dorian...A surface-printed design featuring exotic Lory birds and oriental blossom, whi... A surface-printed design featuring exotic Lory birds and oriental blossom, which has been inspired by a charismatic 20th century piece held by the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester. The exotic subject matter and almost symmetrical repeat are typical... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Carlton House ...A flamboyant peacock feather design, this wallpaper was found in the attics of... A flamboyant peacock feather design, this wallpaper was found in the attics of 18 Carlton House Terrace, a beautiful stucco-faced London town house overlooking The Mall. Originally machine-printed in green on a yellow background, the surface-printed... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Brook Street E...In entirely different eras, two neighbouring houses in Mayfair’s fashionable B... In entirely different eras, two neighbouring houses in Mayfair’s fashionable Brook Street were homes to the baroque composer George Frideric Handel and rock musician Jimi Hendrix respectively. Hendrix spent some of his short-lived musical career in a... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Maddox St Medi...A classic Regency Stripe, which was recovered from the oldest surviving terrac... A classic Regency Stripe, which was recovered from the oldest surviving terrace house in Maddox St, Mayfair, a property built around 1715. The paper was found in the second floor front room, most likely used as a bedroom; it was the oldest paper in a... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Broadwick St G...Found in a row of elegant early 18th Century houses in Broadwick Street, Soho,... Found in a row of elegant early 18th Century houses in Broadwick Street, Soho, this design is remarkable in that it was based on a botanically accurate reproduction of a plant, Clusia Rosea, first recorded in an important botanical book in 1743. -... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Lansdowne Walk...An Arts & Crafts motif in the manner of Voysey, a leading light of the movemen... An Arts & Crafts motif in the manner of Voysey, a leading light of the movement who was perhaps more famous as an architect than as a wallpaper designer. Although this colourful wallpaper was removed from a 19th century house in Kensington, its actual... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Whitehall Cass...Found in a medieval property that was at one time home to a Surrey school, the... Found in a medieval property that was at one time home to a Surrey school, there is a clear French influence in this paper. The floral trellis pattern is undoubtedly inspired by textile design; printed linen and fustian fabrics in this style became... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Lavaliers Low ...Two colourways of this iconic 1970s paper are known to have existed in a Frenc... Two colourways of this iconic 1970s paper are known to have existed in a French book from 1975. Both originals were neutral in colour and printed on an embossed paper, giving the effect of linen. Whilst several of the contemporary interpretations are... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Lavaliers Viri...Two colourways of this iconic 1970s paper are known to have existed in a Frenc... Two colourways of this iconic 1970s paper are known to have existed in a French book from 1975. Both originals were neutral in colour and printed on an embossed paper, giving the effect of linen. Whilst several of the contemporary interpretations are... moreDetails
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Little Greene | Gustav Dalarna...Gustav (c1875) was found in poor condition, making it somewhat difficult to da... Gustav (c1875) was found in poor condition, making it somewhat difficult to date accurately, but English Heritage archivists estimate it as mid-late 18th Century. Found in Eagle House, a Jacobean manor in Wimbledon, it bears the hallmarks of a classic... moreDetails
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