Teniers Mural

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

Early 18th century, a suite of three Brussels Teniers tapestries. Named after the renowned Flemish Baroque painter, David Teniers II (1610-1690), Teniers Tapestries illustrate rustic and celebratory scenes from peasant life.

Specifications: Grounds: Jute, Non-Woven Paper, Paper-Backed Linen. Panel width: Paperbacked Linen: 130cm / 51.18 in Non Woven Paper: 136cm / 54 in Jute: 85cm / 33.46 in. Made to order as a panel set and quoted to your wall dimensions (price upon request).

Colorways & styling: Teniers is offered in 4 colorways: Boonyam - Non-Woven Paper, Limestone Turquoise - Non-Woven Paper, Copperfield - Jute and Limestone Turquoise - Paper-Backed Linen. This scenic mural has a traditional feel in tones of neutral, brown, grey and teal. Use it for a statement wall in a dining room, entrance hall or bedroom.

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.