V&A Floral Fanfare - Burnt Orange Wallpaper Discontinued

V&A Floral Fanfare - Burnt Orange Wallpaper DiscontinuedAn elegant pattern drawn from a 19th century design for a wallpaper from the V&A archive. Composed of fan shaped floral motifs within an arrangement of delicate foliage, all surface printed to retain the hand painted effect. Perfect in its simplicity, the artistry is further amplified with strong fresh colours to bring a touch of modernity to the enduring design. In Burnt Orange with dramatic autumnal tones on a matt black ground. Available in 4

yet luxurious look

The Museum opened its doors at Marlborough House

magnificent neo mint on a light-reflective foil base

Hand-painted Chinese wallpapers began to appear in Europe in the late 17th century and by the 18th century it became fashionable for grand European homes to feature at least one room decorated with authentic or imitation Chinese wallpaper

Crane also created many memorable designs for wallpaper

This small-scale pattern in soft grey and neutral colours can be hung on all four walls of a room for a distinctive formal aesthetic with timeless appeal

Aurora is a stunning dark floral wallpaper that will invigorate a room with its grand statement design and bring a chic aesthetic to your home

burnished gold or mist grey paperweave

yellow highlights punctuate the rich shades of green foliage

a role that allowed him to broaden the popularity of his designs

The firm was a leading producer of fine cotton textiles

light-reflective beads on a soft sheen aqua green background