LITTLE GREENE Tapete - Broad Stripe - Menthe Trinken we created a consistently patterned

we created a consistently patterned wallpaper that also features elegant stripes

A classic interpretation of this pattern is highly reminiscent of French wallpaper panels produced by the manufacturer Réveillon from the late 18th century

The lantern has a few rust holes at the top

The blue ashtray is perfect as an ashtray for guests

LITTLE GREENE Tapete - Broad Stripe - Menthe Trinken we created a consistently patternedA classic striped pattern with "Roman" or Regency proportions was created in the 18th century through the "trough method". The strips were drawn on paper by passing it under a wooden trough with holes or slits in the bottom. These striped wallpapers typically feature a brushed finish, which was later replaced in the 19th century by a flatter roll print, as in the wallpapers shown here. The restrained size of this particular stripe pattern is offset by