WALLPAPERS Rodney Street Masquerade 0231 ROMASQU

The naïve quality of the lines of this design refers to the pair of antique mechanical apple-picking toys that inspired it. They are small pieces from a huge collection of mostly 20th century artefacts now held by the National Trust at The Hardmans' House in Rodney Street, Liverpool. This is an elegant Georgian property, authentically preserved in its 1950s state, which served as both home and busy photographic studio for the renowned portrait painter Edward Chambré Hardman and his wife, business partner and fellow photographer, Margaret.

Use: wallpaper
Composition: non-woven fabric
Unit: roll
Dimensions: 10 m length x 0.52 m width
Splicing: 53.5 cm ; alternate
Maintenance / care: can be fluffed
Permanent fire reaction: fire resistant
UV resistance: good
Special remarks: glue to the wall