The restless opaque colors of the leaves and flowers show the signature of the artist who created the original and contrast with today's judicious use of mica and metallic colors

das dem neuen Design viele Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten gelassen hat

The high-quality fleece material makes installation easy

This wallpaper was the first to decorate the walls of one of the buildings that replaced the prison in the late 1870s

LITTLE GREENE Tapete - Clutterbuck - Corinthian Gold puce The restless opaque colors ofThe Clutterbuck wallpaper pattern from the National Trust Papers collection was discovered in Newark Park, a hunting lodge. This Tudor castle in the Cotswolds was built by one of Henry VIII's courtiers. Only a small fragment of this design with delicate leaves remains. The design was named after James Clutterbuck, who purchased Newark Park in the 18th century, although the wallpaper dates from the early 19th century. The effect of the original design