SKU: 3141-42-1
30 SEK
Wallpaper sample 50 cm.
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Wallpaper sample approx. 50 cm of our wallpaper Benedicks Lilja.
The beautifully undulating lines of Art Nouveau meet soft tones of green and cream. Around the turn of the 20th century, wallpaper patterns like these became extremely popular thanks to their ability to create bright and cozy rooms.
Inspiration was drawn from the new idioms developed in Paris, Vienna and Berlin, among other places. The motif of foliage on elegantly curved stems is very characteristic of Art Nouveau.
The wallpaper was found in one of the rooms in the workers’ barracks in Gysinge and has now been reprinted.
Pattern height 40 cm
Wallpaper sample approx. 50 cm of the wallpaper Nästgårds, brown.
Typical wallpaper from the second half of the 19th century with an elegant medallion pattern in a single-color print. The wallpaper was in a strong ultramarine blue color against a beige background in the lower hall of the Nästgårdshuset in Gysinge, probably put up in 1887. Here is the same pattern in brown, which is another typical variant of a single-color print from the time. The wallpaper is printed in the old glue dye technique on unprimed paper and the wallpaper therefore has a unique luster and thinness that is not available in other wallpaper prints. In return, an unprimed wallpaper is slightly, but only slightly, more fragile in the wallpapering process.
43 SEK
Period wallpaper from the end of the 19th century in a mild green tone with a beige background. The wallpaper is a recreation from an old wallpaper fragment of unknown origin. The simple but detailed grid pattern fits both in older houses and in a more modern environment.
The wallpaper has a straight pattern fit and is edge-cut. Printed using the old glue dye technique on unprimed paper. An important step for us in the production of a new wallpaper. However, unpasted wallpaper is slightly more fragile when wallpapering.
The environmental image shows the wallpaper hung in blue and the door painted in a self-mixed color of blue and gray linseed oil paints.
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