Wallpapers Little Greene

A contemporary broad stripe design featuring wide width beige stripes. Shown here in the Mullion colourway. Free pattern match.

A contemporary broad stripe design featuring wide width ivory and pale beige stripes. Shown here in the Icing colourway. Free pattern match.

An elegant, all over wallpaper design featuring an almost exact replica of a pretty, 19th century diamond trellis. Shown here in the pale grey and stone colourway. Other colourways are available. Prev more→ious code: 0251BAPORTL

An 18th century woodblock print design wallpaper. A simplified and monochrome version of the Woodblock Trail paper in this collection and with a smaller scale floral trail pattern. Shown here in the J more→uniper colourway. Other colourways are available. Actual pattern match is 36cm.

A moody tree and petal damask effect floral design – shown in the Smalt blue colourway.

A bold 1970’s pattern of interlocked ovals, creating a chain like repeat in this striking design. Shown in the Cinder dark grey colourway.

Despite its contemporary appearance this abstract design dates from the early 1800s. Pretty gold stars on a warm cream background.

A revision of a classic 19th C French damask, this wallpaper has been given a modern and contemporary feel by using rich shades of colour, layering and a graduation of colour. Shown here in neutral cr more→eams and beige.

A contemporary reimagination of an 18th Century French Toile de Jouy design. The Lovers' toile print features intricate vignettes of people partaking in leisurely activities such as fishing, gardening more→and dancing. Shown here in the dark green colourway.

A 1950's design inspired from an archive document from a John Line collection in Whitworth, this striking design with a hand drawn effect features various boats resting at anchor. Available in 3 colou more→rs- shown here in cerulean sea blue colourway.

A pretty intricate floral trail, outlined in gold with delicate detail infill on a pale duck egg blue background.

An 18th century woodblock print design wallpaper with a large scale floral trail pattern. Shown here in the Claude colourway. Other colourways are available.

This pattern of scrolling foliage is unusual in its execution; the graded colour which gives life and depth to the leaves was, even when it was designed in 1898, a contemporary evolution of the tradit more→ional, flat damask design. Taken from one of Britain’s finest country houses, Erddig, in North Wales, which is home to an abundant collection of wallpapers. Some still adorn the walls of the state rooms, but many more have been found as samples in tea-chests in the attic rooms.

An elegant, all over wallpaper design featuring an almost exact replica of a pretty, 19th century diamond trellis. Shown here in the citrine green colourway. Other colourways are available. (0251BACITRI)

An elegant wallpaper design, this mid 18th century wallpaper used slip-printing to give a shadow effect, re-created here in this ogee floral trellis. Shown here in cream on strong wheat yellow colour more→way. Other colourways are available.

Despite its contemporary appearance this abstract design dates from the early 1800s. Shown here in the Carousel colourway - pretty white stars on a faded pink background. The pattern repeat of this pr more→oduct is 13cm (5.1in), not as stated below.

A revision of a classic 19th C French damask, this wallpaper has been given a modern and contemporary feel by using rich shades of colour, layering and a graduation of colour. Shown here in taupe, cre more→am and grey.

An elegant, all over wallpaper design featuring an almost exact replica of a pretty, 19th century diamond trellis. Shown here in the red colourway. Other colourways are available. Previous code: 0251BASPANI

From an original 1949 handprint, of an urban Hampstead scene, with sweetly drawn houses in a restrained park setting. Shown in the glass blue colourway. Available in other colours. Search: House

An 18th century woodblock print design wallpaper. A simplified and monochrome version of the Woodblock Trail paper in this collection and with a smaller scale floral trail pattern. Shown here in the K more→nightsbridge colourway. Other colourways are available. Actual pattern match is 36cm.

This pattern of scrolling foliage is unusual in its execution; the graded colour which gives life and depth to the leaves was, even when it was designed in 1898, a contemporary evolution of the tradit more→ional, flat damask design. Taken from one of Britain’s finest country houses, Erddig, in North Wales, which is home to an abundant collection of wallpapers. Some still adorn the walls of the state rooms, but many more have been found as samples in tea-chests in the attic rooms.

A bold 1970’s pattern of interlocked ovals, creating a chain like repeat in this striking design. Shown in the low wave blue colourway.

Despite its contemporary appearance this abstract design dates from the early 1800s. Pretty gold stars on a fresh duck egg blue background.

A revision of a classic 19th C French damask, this wallpaper has been given a modern and contemporary feel by using rich shades of colour, layering and a graduation of colour. Shown here in neutral gr more→eys and whites.