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£60.00 per metre
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Product description
Product code: 65388905
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.
Thought to be dated between 1760 and 1820 the original 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 on the ground floor or back yard of the house. No.80 St John Street is likely to have been built in the 1750s 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.
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Product specifications
- Brand
- Designers Guild
- Composition
- 100% cotton
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Fabric Abrasion
- 20,000-34,999
- Fabric Pattern Repeat
- 91.5cm
- Fabric Roll Length
- 40m
- Fabric Width
- 137cm
- Pattern Details
- Floral, Plain
- Pattern Match
- Straight Match
- Reversible
- Non Reversible
- Washing Instructions
- Dry Clean, Machine washable at 30°C
- Wide Width Fabric
- No
Brand information
Creativity and innovation are at the centre of the Designers Guild philosophy, which leads to the highest levels of quality in their designs and products.
The company was established in 1970 by Tricia Guild, who still owns and leads the company along with her brother. She’s intimately involved in the process of getting design ideas from page to product, a process that can take up to two years and with inspiration coming from many avenues including nature, architecture and decorative art.
Designers Guild is now known worldwide as a design house for furnishing fabrics, wallcoverings, upholstery, and bed and bath collections.
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