1838 Wallcoverings Wallpaper Floribunda 2311-168-01

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First introduced at Marlborough House, a royal residence in London that opened its doors in 1852 to feature the inaugural exhibition by V&A’s first Director, Sir Henry Cole. Within the exhibition was the inspiration for this gorgeous wallcovering,... More

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First introduced at Marlborough House, a royal residence in London that opened its doors in 1852 to feature the inaugural exhibition by V&A’s first Director, Sir Henry Cole. Within the exhibition was the inspiration for this gorgeous wallcovering,... More

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A small scale diamond within diamond repeating motif in a pleasing hand printed style. Shown in the Denim colourway. Actual pattern repeat is just 3.5 cm. More

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An entwining tree design with trailing blossoms in a hand painted effect. Shown here in white and aqua on a silver foil ground. Other colour ways available. A paste the wall product. More

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A gorgeous and contemporary design that showcases a faux tiled effect, with a stylish multi tonal watercolour effect. Seen here in the Agate colourway. More

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A contemporary painterly stripe effect with layers of tonal colour and texture. Using metallic inks with stripes of light grainy texture to create a distressed or bark like effect. Shown in the Grey colourway. Can be hung as a free pattern match or... More

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A stylish floral trailing design with stylised leaves and flowers. Shown here in the Rose colourway, which has an off white matt background and dark rose leaves with purple flowers. More

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Inspired by a wallcovering from 1920's England, heavily influenced by the growth of the Art's and Craft's Movement of the country's wallpaper industry. Rhondendron flowers in an Art Deco style, woodblock printed in vibrant hues to maintain it's... More

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A whimsical and botanical design that has been recoloured from original artworks by William Kilburn, a well-known calico designer and printer. Many of his watercolour creations are housed within the V&A, combining floral themes with exotic foliage.... More

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Originally created as a display piece for the 1908 Franco-British Exhibition in London, Macaw is designed for Jeffrey & Co by Walter Crane, who is considered the most influential children’s book illustrator of his generation who also produced many... More

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Originally created as a display piece for the 1908 Franco-British Exhibition in London, Macaw is designed for Jeffrey & Co by Walter Crane, who is considered the most influential children’s book illustrator of his generation who also produced many... More

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Walter Crane, an influential English artist and book illustrator first created this Laurel leaf design in 1911, capturing the graceful and trailing leaves of the Laurel tree, surface printed to capture the authentic hand printed feel. Seen here in the... More

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A stylish floral trailing design with stylised leaves and flowers. Shown here in the Jet colourway, which has a stone matt background and dark black leaves with cream flowers. More

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A fun design with Regency style building cut outs in a loose stripe effect. Shown here in the Neo mint colourway. More