Found at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk, this attractive floral lattice is one of the most interesting wallpapers in the property. Its location is curious, as the paper comes from an attic room believed to have been a former staff room, an unusual place to hang ornate wallpaper at the time. It is likely that the paper was printed on woodblocks and the original also features a painted 'braid' at the top of the design, which mimics that of damask furniture. Produced in six contemporary colours, this design has been surface printed to faithfully reflect its original method of manufacture.
Use: wallpaper Composition: non-woven Unit:roll Dimensions:10 m length x 0.52 m width Splicing:53.50 cm ; straight Maintenance / care: spongeable Permanent fire reaction: fire resistant UV resistance: good Special remarks: glue to the wall
