In the late 18th Century, Erddig in Wales was the family home of Philip Yorke and his wife Elizabeth. They would have selected this handpainted Chinese wallpaper, lavishly decorated with exquisite birds and flowers, for guests staying in the property’s State Bedroom. The original painting was delicate and keenly observed, with birds appearing in pairs; a subtle nod to the Chinese concept of the interconnectivity of opposites (yin and yang). The flowers seen here include magnolia (symbolising feminine beauty) and peony (symbolising eminence). Elements have been taken from the original to create a versatile and contemporary bird and floral trail, in five glorious colourways. Wallpaper Collection National Trust Papers IV Repeat 92.2cm (36.3″) Roll Length 10m (11 yds) Roll Width 52cm (20.5″) Washability Washable Application Paste the Wall
Dancing gymnasts leap, balance and perform across this stylish and playful design. Showcasing simple illustration and a pinch of colour contrast, giving your walls leaps and bounds of character! Seen here in the Blossom / Raspberry / Grape colourway. n Estimated delivery in 2- 3 weeks. n See our wallpaper returns policy below or here.