Description
where his friend Thomas Wardle taught and experimented with dyeing fabrics and wallpapers with natural inks
it features flourishes and an abundance of flowers
The artistic motifs show leaves and berries from the forest
The pretty box in the typical shape of the 1950s is finely painted and has a pretty gold knob
There is often a misconception that the colors of earlier decorations were exclusively drab
LITTLE GREENE Tapete - Asterid - Mint Licht where his friend Thomas WardleUnlike most Little Greene wallpaper source materials, this design is not a simple recreation of a traditional pattern, but a modern interpretation of a mid 20th century painting. It reflects the upper middle class's taste for hand painted murals, which were the forerunners of today's wallpaper. The fine details of the original painting are highlighted by the 3 panel design, which presents a floral vine pattern and clearly shows the artistic
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