National Trust Papers IV
The Most Eclectic Chapter Yet
Nine designs across 45 colorways, from Chinese-inspired birds at Erddig to a tropical mural drawn from 19th-century panoramic papers. This is the newest and most eclectic of the National Trust collections, mixing exotic bird wallpaper, mural wallpaper, and ditsy floral prints pulled from more than 250 years of British interior design. It's a great fit for statement walls, dining rooms, and anyone searching for wallpaper murals or large-scale floral wallpaper with real historical roots. Heritage Home Supply stocks the complete National Trust Papers IV collection as part of our Little Greene wallpaper and paper offering, bringing the newest chapter of this partnership to Chicago homes.
Aderyn
Paired birds and blossom in a Chinese-style trail, based on a handpainted paper from Erddig's State Bedroom. The paired birds are a subtle nod to yin and yang, alongside magnolia and peony blooms symbolizing beauty and eminence. Available in five colorways, from deep olive to soft pink.
Belton Scenic
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.
Capricorn
A romantic landscape mural with monkeys and tropical birds, inspired by early 19th-century panoramic papers. Printed as a mural in three panels that repeat around the room, it's offered in one neutral and three colorful variations. A bold, dynamic choice for a living room or dining space.
Bamboo Floral
A repeating bamboo and floral motif, based on painted fragments of Chinese wallpaper at Kingston Lacy. Reshaped from panoramic fragments into an easy repeating pattern, it's available in five fresh colorways with a contemporary pop of color. Well suited to a bedroom or reading nook.
Spring Flowers
A small floral print typical of the Arts and Crafts era, tied to Standen House in West Sussex. The surviving original was blue and white, but it's now offered in six colorways across two gentle neutrals and four stronger grounds. A versatile small-scale floral for kitchens or powder rooms.
Great Ormond St
A colorful parrot motif revived from the Little Greene archive, originally found near Great Ormond Street. Available in seven surface-printed colorways, it brings a graphic, tropical energy to a room. A good pick for anyone wanting bird wallpaper with more color than the historic NT prints.
Burges Butterfly
A charming butterfly design by William Burges, a companion piece to Burges Snail. Originally found in the Boudoir at Knightshayes Court, it's now offered in five surface-printed colorways. A playful option for a bedroom, bathroom, or dressing room.
Mosaic Trail
A tonal floral trail with a mosaic-like texture, likely dating to the Aesthetic movement. Four graduated colorways use surface printing to bring out the tiled, mosaic effect and tonal shading. A subtle, textural choice for a hallway or study.
Ditsy Block
A floral lattice pattern found in an attic room at Felbrigg Hall. Likely woodblock printed originally, it's now offered in six contemporary colorways that keep the surface-printed texture of the source material. A good small-scale option for a powder room or closet.
