English Heritage Suffolk Garden Slate Blue

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English Heritage Suffolk Garden Slate Blue

FEH0006/03

£75.00

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A wonderfully flowing floral print in a medium scale accentuated with detailed birds and butterflies. Digitally printed onto a softly textured cotton to retain all the nuances of the original painting. In five elegant colourways and suitable for all interior applications. The 'Hoho' bird depicted in the original archival fragment derives from the mythical East-Asian version of the Phoenix. Hoho birds first started appearing in England in the 18th Century on Georgian Furniture and chinoiserie. This wallpaper was found in the entrance hall of Crowe Hall in Stutton, Suffolk. The hall was built in around 1605 for a member of the Bowes family but redesigned in a gothic style circa 1824-26 for George Reade by Richard Beales of Lawford Sussex. The design commissioned by Designers Guild is by an artist specialising in traditional chinoiserie style work for interior textiles so as to retain as much of the character of the original fragment as possible. (Fabric - Width: 142cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

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English Heritage Suffolk Garden Delft

FEH0006/01

£75.00

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A wonderfully flowing floral print in a medium scale accentuated with detailed birds and butterflies. Digitally printed onto a softly textured cotton to retain all the nuances of the original painting. In five elegant colourways and suitable for all interior applications. The 'Hoho' bird depicted in the original archival fragment derives from the mythical East-Asian version of the Phoenix. Hoho birds first started appearing in England in the 18th Century on Georgian Furniture and chinoiserie. This wallpaper was found in the entrance hall of Crowe Hall in Stutton, Suffolk. The hall was built in around 1605 for a member of the Bowes family but redesigned in a gothic style circa 1824-26 for George Reade by Richard Beales of Lawford Sussex. The design commissioned by Designers Guild is by an artist specialising in traditional chinoiserie style work for interior textiles so as to retain as much of the character of the original fragment as possible. (Fabric - Width: 142cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Suffolk Garden Chestnut

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English Heritage Suffolk Garden Chestnut

FEH0006/05

£75.00

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A wonderfully flowing floral print in a medium scale accentuated with detailed birds and butterflies. Digitally printed onto a softly textured cotton to retain all the nuances of the original painting. In five elegant colourways and suitable for all interior applications. The 'Hoho' bird depicted in the original archival fragment derives from the mythical East-Asian version of the Phoenix. Hoho birds first started appearing in England in the 18th Century on Georgian Furniture and chinoiserie. This wallpaper was found in the entrance hall of Crowe Hall in Stutton, Suffolk. The hall was built in around 1605 for a member of the Bowes family but redesigned in a gothic style circa 1824-26 for George Reade by Richard Beales of Lawford Sussex. The design commissioned by Designers Guild is by an artist specialising in traditional chinoiserie style work for interior textiles so as to retain as much of the character of the original fragment as possible. (Fabric - Width: 142cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Suffolk Garden Chalk Blue

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English Heritage Suffolk Garden Chalk Blue

FEH0006/02

£75.00

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A wonderfully flowing floral print in a medium scale accentuated with detailed birds and butterflies. Digitally printed onto a softly textured cotton to retain all the nuances of the original painting. In five elegant colourways and suitable for all interior applications. The 'Hoho' bird depicted in the original archival fragment derives from the mythical East-Asian version of the Phoenix. Hoho birds first started appearing in England in the 18th Century on Georgian Furniture and chinoiserie. This wallpaper was found in the entrance hall of Crowe Hall in Stutton, Suffolk. The hall was built in around 1605 for a member of the Bowes family but redesigned in a gothic style circa 1824-26 for George Reade by Richard Beales of Lawford Sussex. The design commissioned by Designers Guild is by an artist specialising in traditional chinoiserie style work for interior textiles so as to retain as much of the character of the original fragment as possible. (Fabric - Width: 142cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

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English Heritage Suffolk Garden Birch

FEH0006/04

£75.00

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A wonderfully flowing floral print in a medium scale accentuated with detailed birds and butterflies. Digitally printed onto a softly textured cotton to retain all the nuances of the original painting. In five elegant colourways and suitable for all interior applications. The 'Hoho' bird depicted in the original archival fragment derives from the mythical East-Asian version of the Phoenix. Hoho birds first started appearing in England in the 18th Century on Georgian Furniture and chinoiserie. This wallpaper was found in the entrance hall of Crowe Hall in Stutton, Suffolk. The hall was built in around 1605 for a member of the Bowes family but redesigned in a gothic style circa 1824-26 for George Reade by Richard Beales of Lawford Sussex. The design commissioned by Designers Guild is by an artist specialising in traditional chinoiserie style work for interior textiles so as to retain as much of the character of the original fragment as possible. (Fabric - Width: 142cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage St John Street Trellis Woad

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English Heritage St John Street Trellis Woad

FEH0004/05

£60.00

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This small scale trellis pattern embodies simplicity and sophistication.Traditionally rotary printed on a pure fine cotton, the stamped effect floral motifs are delicately framed by a trellis form. In five colourways created to stand alone as well as perfectly complementing the larger scale prints in the English Heritage range - coordinating wallpaper also available. Thought to be dated between 1760 and 1820 this wallpaper fragment was found at No.80 St John Street - a very ancient and important route from the City of London towards Islington and to the North of England. The area in Clerkenwell at the time was not a particularly fashionable place to live and tended to be inhabited by tradesmen with their work often carried out in the ground floor or back yard of the house. No.80 St John Street is likely to have been built in the 1750's and was in continuous occupation until 1821 by two distillers who both lived and worked on the premises. The Designers Guild studio team created new original artwork which was hand stamped to retain the spirit of the original. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 91.5cm60.00 per metre)

English Heritage St John Street Trellis Willow

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English Heritage St John Street Trellis Willow

FEH0004/03

£60.00

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This small scale trellis pattern embodies simplicity and sophistication.Traditionally rotary printed on a pure fine cotton, the stamped effect floral motifs are delicately framed by a trellis form. In five colourways created to stand alone as well as perfectly complementing the larger scale prints in the English Heritage range - coordinating wallpaper also available. Thought to be dated between 1760 and 1820 this wallpaper fragment was found at No.80 St John Street - a very ancient and important route from the City of London towards Islington and to the North of England. The area in Clerkenwell at the time was not a particularly fashionable place to live and tended to be inhabited by tradesmen with their work often carried out in the ground floor or back yard of the house. No.80 St John Street is likely to have been built in the 1750's and was in continuous occupation until 1821 by two distillers who both lived and worked on the premises. The Designers Guild studio team created new original artwork which was hand stamped to retain the spirit of the original. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 91.5cm60.00 per metre)

English Heritage St John Street Trellis Slate

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English Heritage St John Street Trellis Slate

FEH0004/02

£60.00

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This small scale trellis pattern embodies simplicity and sophistication.Traditionally rotary printed on a pure fine cotton, the stamped effect floral motifs are delicately framed by a trellis form. In five colourways created to stand alone as well as perfectly complementing the larger scale prints in the English Heritage range - coordinating wallpaper also available. Thought to be dated between 1760 and 1820 this wallpaper fragment was found at No.80 St John Street - a very ancient and important route from the City of London towards Islington and to the North of England. The area in Clerkenwell at the time was not a particularly fashionable place to live and tended to be inhabited by tradesmen with their work often carried out in the ground floor or back yard of the house. No.80 St John Street is likely to have been built in the 1750's and was in continuous occupation until 1821 by two distillers who both lived and worked on the premises. The Designers Guild studio team created new original artwork which was hand stamped to retain the spirit of the original. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 91.5cm60.00 per metre)

English Heritage St John Street Trellis Limestone

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English Heritage St John Street Trellis Limestone

FEH0004/01

£60.00

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This small scale trellis pattern embodies simplicity and sophistication.Traditionally rotary printed on a pure fine cotton, the stamped effect floral motifs are delicately framed by a trellis form. In five colourways created to stand alone as well as perfectly complementing the larger scale prints in the English Heritage range - coordinating wallpaper also available. Thought to be dated between 1760 and 1820 this wallpaper fragment was found at No.80 St John Street - a very ancient and important route from the City of London towards Islington and to the North of England. The area in Clerkenwell at the time was not a particularly fashionable place to live and tended to be inhabited by tradesmen with their work often carried out in the ground floor or back yard of the house. No.80 St John Street is likely to have been built in the 1750's and was in continuous occupation until 1821 by two distillers who both lived and worked on the premises. The Designers Guild studio team created new original artwork which was hand stamped to retain the spirit of the original. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 91.5cm60.00 per metre)

English Heritage St John Street Trellis Eau De Nil

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English Heritage St John Street Trellis Eau De Nil

FEH0004/04

£60.00

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This small scale trellis pattern embodies simplicity and sophistication.Traditionally rotary printed on a pure fine cotton, the stamped effect floral motifs are delicately framed by a trellis form. In five colourways created to stand alone as well as perfectly complementing the larger scale prints in the English Heritage range - coordinating wallpaper also available. Thought to be dated between 1760 and 1820 this wallpaper fragment was found at No.80 St John Street - a very ancient and important route from the City of London towards Islington and to the North of England. The area in Clerkenwell at the time was not a particularly fashionable place to live and tended to be inhabited by tradesmen with their work often carried out in the ground floor or back yard of the house. No.80 St John Street is likely to have been built in the 1750's and was in continuous occupation until 1821 by two distillers who both lived and worked on the premises. The Designers Guild studio team created new original artwork which was hand stamped to retain the spirit of the original. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 91.5cm60.00 per metre)

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English Heritage Piccadilly Park Woad

FEH0007/03

£75.00

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A softly flowing floral print with elegant painterly tones of colour. The delicacy of the flowers are enhanced by the water coloured texture in the ground. Digitally printed onto a subtly textured pure cotton in four elegant colourways. Suitable for all interior applications. Removed from No. 29 Sackville Street in 1990, the original wallpaper fragment has an almost Jacobean feel with bold statement colour in the block printed floral motifs possibly dating around 1730. Sackville Street in the Piccadilly area of London was attractive to the minor nobility and by the beginning of the nineteenth century the tailoring trade had established itself in the area. The studio team at Designers Guild re-worked the design completely by re-painting with a softer form and scale. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 48cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Piccadilly Park Hibiscus

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English Heritage Piccadilly Park Hibiscus

FEH0007/02

£75.00

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A softly flowing floral print with elegant painterly tones of colour. The delicacy of the flowers are enhanced by the water coloured texture in the ground. Digitally printed onto a subtly textured pure cotton in four elegant colourways. Suitable for all interior applications. Removed from No. 29 Sackville Street in 1990, the original wallpaper fragment has an almost Jacobean feel with bold statement colour in the block printed floral motifs possibly dating around 1730. Sackville Street in the Piccadilly area of London was attractive to the minor nobility and by the beginning of the nineteenth century the tailoring trade had established itself in the area. The studio team at Designers Guild re-worked the design completely by re-painting with a softer form and scale. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 48cm75.00 per metre)

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English Heritage Piccadilly Park Forest

FEH0007/04

£75.00

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A softly flowing floral print with elegant painterly tones of colour. The delicacy of the flowers are enhanced by the water coloured texture in the ground. Digitally printed onto a subtly textured pure cotton in four elegant colourways. Suitable for all interior applications. Removed from No. 29 Sackville Street in 1990, the original wallpaper fragment has an almost Jacobean feel with bold statement colour in the block printed floral motifs possibly dating around 1730. Sackville Street in the Piccadilly area of London was attractive to the minor nobility and by the beginning of the nineteenth century the tailoring trade had established itself in the area. The studio team at Designers Guild re-worked the design completely by re-painting with a softer form and scale. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 48cm75.00 per metre)

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English Heritage Piccadilly Park Birch

FEH0007/01

£75.00

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A softly flowing floral print with elegant painterly tones of colour. The delicacy of the flowers are enhanced by the water coloured texture in the ground. Digitally printed onto a subtly textured pure cotton in four elegant colourways. Suitable for all interior applications. Removed from No. 29 Sackville Street in 1990, the original wallpaper fragment has an almost Jacobean feel with bold statement colour in the block printed floral motifs possibly dating around 1730. Sackville Street in the Piccadilly area of London was attractive to the minor nobility and by the beginning of the nineteenth century the tailoring trade had established itself in the area. The studio team at Designers Guild re-worked the design completely by re-painting with a softer form and scale. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 45.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 48cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage English Garden Floral Willow

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English Heritage English Garden Floral Willow

FEH0008/02

£75.00

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A classic floral toile in subtle varying tones of colour. Traditional rotary printed onto a crisp fine pure cotton with a pure white ground in three elegant colourways. Suitable for all interior applications. Coordinating wallpaper also available. The original archival piece of wallpaper is an unmarked piece in the English Heritage collection. The design team at Designers Guild transformed the design from a very distressed fragment where the floral form could hardly be seen. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 34cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 91.5cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage English Garden Floral Delft

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English Heritage English Garden Floral Delft

FEH0008/03

£75.00

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A classic floral toile in subtle varying tones of colour. Traditional rotary printed onto a crisp fine pure cotton with a pure white ground in three elegant colourways. Suitable for all interior applications. Coordinating wallpaper also available. The original archival piece of wallpaper is an unmarked piece in the English Heritage collection. The design team at Designers Guild transformed the design from a very distressed fragment where the floral form could hardly be seen. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 34cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 91.5cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage English Garden Floral Birch

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English Heritage English Garden Floral Birch

FEH0008/01

£75.00

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A classic floral toile in subtle varying tones of colour. Traditional rotary printed onto a crisp fine pure cotton with a pure white ground in three elegant colourways. Suitable for all interior applications. Coordinating wallpaper also available. The original archival piece of wallpaper is an unmarked piece in the English Heritage collection. The design team at Designers Guild transformed the design from a very distressed fragment where the floral form could hardly be seen. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 34cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 91.5cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Eagle House Damask Woad

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English Heritage Eagle House Damask Woad

FEH0002/03

£75.00

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A stunning floral trellis with bold block printed style flowers intertwined with intricately detailed flowers. Traditionally rotary printed on pure cotton and available in four harmonious colourways suitable for curtains, cushions blinds as well as upholstery.Fragments of the original block printed wallpaper had been overlaid with decoupage flowers which the team at Designers Guild retained when re-working the design. This additional layer created another dimension to the pattern of the original wallpaper which was found in Eagle House - a Jacobean manor in the Wimbledon area of London. Built between 1613 and 1617 for Robert Bell who co-founded the East India Company. The paper is thought to have been put up by Sir Richard Ivatt, a City Alderman who acquired the property in 1700 - various fragments of the wallpaper were removed by English Heritage in the late 1980's and are now carefully kept at their archive based in Wrest Park Bedfordshire. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 68.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

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English Heritage Eagle House Damask Vintage Rose

FEH0002/02

£75.00

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A stunning floral trellis with bold block printed style flowers intertwined with intricately detailed flowers. Traditionally rotary printed on pure cotton and available in four harmonious colourways suitable for curtains, cushions blinds as well as upholstery.Fragments of the original block printed wallpaper had been overlaid with decoupage flowers which the team at Designers Guild retained when re-working the design. This additional layer created another dimension to the pattern of the original wallpaper which was found in Eagle House - a Jacobean manor in the Wimbledon area of London. Built between 1613 and 1617 for Robert Bell who co-founded the East India Company. The paper is thought to have been put up by Sir Richard Ivatt, a City Alderman who acquired the property in 1700 - various fragments of the wallpaper were removed by English Heritage in the late 1980's and are now carefully kept at their archive based in Wrest Park Bedfordshire. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 68.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Eagle House Damask Seagrass

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English Heritage Eagle House Damask Seagrass

FEH0002/04

£75.00

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A stunning floral trellis with bold block printed style flowers intertwined with intricately detailed flowers. Traditionally rotary printed on pure cotton and available in four harmonious colourways suitable for curtains, cushions blinds as well as upholstery.Fragments of the original block printed wallpaper had been overlaid with decoupage flowers which the team at Designers Guild retained when re-working the design. This additional layer created another dimension to the pattern of the original wallpaper which was found in Eagle House - a Jacobean manor in the Wimbledon area of London. Built between 1613 and 1617 for Robert Bell who co-founded the East India Company. The paper is thought to have been put up by Sir Richard Ivatt, a City Alderman who acquired the property in 1700 - various fragments of the wallpaper were removed by English Heritage in the late 1980's and are now carefully kept at their archive based in Wrest Park Bedfordshire. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 68.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Eagle House Damask Limestone

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English Heritage Eagle House Damask Limestone

FEH0002/01

£75.00

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A stunning floral trellis with bold block printed style flowers intertwined with intricately detailed flowers. Traditionally rotary printed on pure cotton and available in four harmonious colourways suitable for curtains, cushions blinds as well as upholstery.Fragments of the original block printed wallpaper had been overlaid with decoupage flowers which the team at Designers Guild retained when re-working the design. This additional layer created another dimension to the pattern of the original wallpaper which was found in Eagle House - a Jacobean manor in the Wimbledon area of London. Built between 1613 and 1617 for Robert Bell who co-founded the East India Company. The paper is thought to have been put up by Sir Richard Ivatt, a City Alderman who acquired the property in 1700 - various fragments of the wallpaper were removed by English Heritage in the late 1980's and are now carefully kept at their archive based in Wrest Park Bedfordshire. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 68.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Craven Street Flower Woad

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English Heritage Craven Street Flower Woad

FEH0005/04

£75.00

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A delicate vintage floral print combined with watercolour toned leaves and foliage surrounded with a soft dotted pattern in the background. Digitally printed onto a fine pure cotton suitable for all interior applications. In four sublime colourways a coordinating wallpaper is also available. The fragment of wallpaper which formed the inspiration for this design was found at No.37 Craven Street in central London built around 1731 . Little is known as to the exact date of the wallpaper but the team at Designers Guild were instantly attracted to the design which imbued such a delicate sense of vintage romance yet felt so relevant for today. The Designers Guild studio team created new original artwork which was hand painted to retain as much of the spirit of the original. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 68.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Craven Street Flower Vintage Peony

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English Heritage Craven Street Flower Vintage Peony

FEH0005/02

£75.00

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A delicate vintage floral print combined with watercolour toned leaves and foliage surrounded with a soft dotted pattern in the background. Digitally printed onto a fine pure cotton suitable for all interior applications. In four sublime colourways a coordinating wallpaper is also available. The fragment of wallpaper which formed the inspiration for this design was found at No.37 Craven Street in central London built around 1731 . Little is known as to the exact date of the wallpaper but the team at Designers Guild were instantly attracted to the design which imbued such a delicate sense of vintage romance yet felt so relevant for today. The Designers Guild studio team created new original artwork which was hand painted to retain as much of the spirit of the original. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 68.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Craven Street Flower Duck Egg

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English Heritage Craven Street Flower Duck Egg

FEH0005/03

£75.00

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A delicate vintage floral print combined with watercolour toned leaves and foliage surrounded with a soft dotted pattern in the background. Digitally printed onto a fine pure cotton suitable for all interior applications. In four sublime colourways a coordinating wallpaper is also available. The fragment of wallpaper which formed the inspiration for this design was found at No.37 Craven Street in central London built around 1731 . Little is known as to the exact date of the wallpaper but the team at Designers Guild were instantly attracted to the design which imbued such a delicate sense of vintage romance yet felt so relevant for today. The Designers Guild studio team created new original artwork which was hand painted to retain as much of the spirit of the original. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 68.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Craven Street Flower Birch

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English Heritage Craven Street Flower Birch

FEH0005/01

£75.00

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A delicate vintage floral print combined with watercolour toned leaves and foliage surrounded with a soft dotted pattern in the background. Digitally printed onto a fine pure cotton suitable for all interior applications. In four sublime colourways a coordinating wallpaper is also available. The fragment of wallpaper which formed the inspiration for this design was found at No.37 Craven Street in central London built around 1731 . Little is known as to the exact date of the wallpaper but the team at Designers Guild were instantly attracted to the design which imbued such a delicate sense of vintage romance yet felt so relevant for today. The Designers Guild studio team created new original artwork which was hand painted to retain as much of the spirit of the original. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 68.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 64cm75.00 per metre)

English Heritage Carlisle Fauna Woodland

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English Heritage Carlisle Fauna Woodland

FEH0003/01

£65.00

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A multi coloured block print style design featuring flowers and leaves in all-over form. Traditionally rotary printed onto a soft pure cotton canvas suitable for all interior applications including upholstery. In four versatile colourways - coordinating wallpaper also available. The original wallpaper fragment was in a single tonal colour block print in a panelled form edged with vertical stripes. The team at Designers Guild re-worked this as an all-over pattern in multi colour tones to create a more versatile design. Removed in 1990 from No.17 Carlisle Street in London's Soho district built in 1765 - the name came from the mansion built in the mid 1680's which was occupied by the Countess of Carlisle. No.17 Carlisle Street still exists today as one of the largest houses in the area and the exterior and interior still retain many original features. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 34cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 32cm65.00 per metre)

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English Heritage Carlisle Fauna Woad

FEH0003/03

£65.00

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A multi coloured block print style design featuring flowers and leaves in all-over form. Traditionally rotary printed onto a soft pure cotton canvas suitable for all interior applications including upholstery. In four versatile colourways - coordinating wallpaper also available. The original wallpaper fragment was in a single tonal colour block print in a panelled form edged with vertical stripes. The team at Designers Guild re-worked this as an all-over pattern in multi colour tones to create a more versatile design. Removed in 1990 from No.17 Carlisle Street in London's Soho district built in 1765 - the name came from the mansion built in the mid 1680's which was occupied by the Countess of Carlisle. No.17 Carlisle Street still exists today as one of the largest houses in the area and the exterior and interior still retain many original features. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 34cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 32cm65.00 per metre)

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English Heritage Carlisle Fauna Forest

FEH0003/02

£65.00

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A multi coloured block print style design featuring flowers and leaves in all-over form. Traditionally rotary printed onto a soft pure cotton canvas suitable for all interior applications including upholstery. In four versatile colourways - coordinating wallpaper also available. The original wallpaper fragment was in a single tonal colour block print in a panelled form edged with vertical stripes. The team at Designers Guild re-worked this as an all-over pattern in multi colour tones to create a more versatile design. Removed in 1990 from No.17 Carlisle Street in London's Soho district built in 1765 - the name came from the mansion built in the mid 1680's which was occupied by the Countess of Carlisle. No.17 Carlisle Street still exists today as one of the largest houses in the area and the exterior and interior still retain many original features. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 34cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 32cm65.00 per metre)

English Heritage Carlisle Fauna Duck Egg

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English Heritage Carlisle Fauna Duck Egg

FEH0003/04

£65.00

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A multi coloured block print style design featuring flowers and leaves in all-over form. Traditionally rotary printed onto a soft pure cotton canvas suitable for all interior applications including upholstery. In four versatile colourways - coordinating wallpaper also available. The original wallpaper fragment was in a single tonal colour block print in a panelled form edged with vertical stripes. The team at Designers Guild re-worked this as an all-over pattern in multi colour tones to create a more versatile design. Removed in 1990 from No.17 Carlisle Street in London's Soho district built in 1765 - the name came from the mansion built in the mid 1680's which was occupied by the Countess of Carlisle. No.17 Carlisle Street still exists today as one of the largest houses in the area and the exterior and interior still retain many original features. (Fabric - Width: 137cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 34cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 32cm65.00 per metre)