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Watts 1874

Bellini Striae Wallpaper

Bellini Striae Wallpaper

Bellini Striae Wallpaper by Watts 1874, the London house founded in 1874 by the Gothic Revival architects G.F. Bodley, Thomas Garner and George Gilbert Scott Jr.

c.1848 this design originates from a hanging depicted in the painting by Roger Van der Weyden and was adapted by Pugin. Bellini classic and striae, denoting the beautiful linear background, can also be found in the Watts textiles range.

Specifications: Material: Paper. Width: 20.9". Repeat: 7.08". Production: Hand Block. Sold per roll (price upon request).

Colorways & styling: Bellini Striae is offered in 2 colorways: Redwood and Highgate. This damask and stripe wallpaper has a traditional feel in tones of neutral and red. Use it for dining rooms, libraries, bedrooms and hallways.

Price upon request: Watts 1874 is priced per project. Use the form on this page to request a quote, current stock, lead time or a cutting for approval.

Specifications

Content
Paper
Width
20.9"
Pattern
Damask, Stripe, Small Scale, Block Print
Color
Neutral, Red
Wallpaper type
Paper
Vertical repeat
7.08"

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Limit 10 sample swatches per order.
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