National Trust Papers III
Rich, Layered, Unmistakably British
Eight designs recreated from finds at Oxburgh Hall, Felbrigg Hall, and Newark Park, spanning over 200 years of decoration. Expect hand-painted birds, scrolling florals, and a classic French toile, all reworked from real fragments found inside three historic English houses. This is a strong collection for anyone shopping designer floral wallpaper, bird print wallpaper, or toile wallpaper for a dining room, primary bedroom, or powder room. Heritage Home Supply, the Midwest's exclusive Little Greene retailer, carries the full National Trust Papers III range so Chicago clients can bring authentic, historically grounded English wallpaper into their own homes.
Bird & Bluebell
A mural of birds, bees, and bluebells rebuilt from fragments found at Felbrigg Hall. Offered in four serene colorways including a neutral option, it's printed as a mural in three drops. A soft, romantic choice for a bedroom or nursery.
Volières
A garden party mural of birds, butterflies, and bamboo, based on a hand-painted Chinese paper at Belton House. The original's odd perspective and charming details have been simplified to let the bamboo and birds take center stage. A striking option for a dining room or entry hall.
Poppy Trails
Large stylised poppies in a late 19th-century style, found in a corridor at Felbrigg Hall. Five tonal colorways each pair the poppies with a bold statement ground. A confident floral for a dining room or hallway.
Briar Rose
A densely patterned Arts and Crafts design by children's illustrator Walter Crane, found at Oxburgh Hall. It began life as the background of a Sleeping Beauty-themed nursery paper before being adapted into a standalone print. Six colorways range from gentle neutrals to vibrant tones.
Upper Brook Street
Hand-painted torch lily flowers, originally a bespoke scheme in a London townhouse. Printed as a mural in three drops, the full background scene only comes together once all three panels are hung. A dramatic option for a dining room or entry.
Lovers’ Toile
A postwar take on a classic French toile, with vignettes of fishing, dancing, and gardening. Offered in five modern colorways, two of which use the same palette in different tonal weights. A traditional choice with a slightly playful edge.
Dahlia Scroll
A scrolling Art Nouveau floral found at Newark Park in Gloucestershire. Seven colorways cover everything from elegant neutrals to a bold blue and a vibrant yellow. Works well as an all-over pattern in a bedroom or study.
Hoja
Scrolling foliage with a Spanish leather influence, found in an attic store at Oxburgh Hall. Six colorways include several tonal variations built around a single color for a quieter, more monochromatic look. A flexible background pattern for larger rooms.
