Wall Papers Collection

The Mandarin wallpaper design
Chinese wallpaper design entitled The Mandarin, depicting Chinese houses and many bridges crossing over the river. 1922

19th century Wallpaper
Williams Coopers Boyle & Co, grey and white patterned wallpaper, 1845 Date: 1845

Advertisement for Sanderson Fabrics -- sun-resisting and washproof. Also mentioning the Sanderson range of wallpapers. Showing two fabric designs arranged in the shape of a large flower

Brocade for Upholstery Work, and Wall Papers, in the Style of the Fifteenth Century (chromolitho)
5221820 Brocade for Upholstery Work, and Wall Papers, in the Style of the Fifteenth Century (chromolitho) by English School

Cropped page from a wallpaper sample book, 1885-90 (colour litho)
2972952 Cropped page from a wallpaper sample book, 1885-90 (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); The Geffrye Museum of the Home, London, UK; eGeffrye Museum; English, out of copyright

A fathers lessons on the illustrated wall-papers (engraving)
583452 A fathers lessons on the illustrated wall-papers (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Page from a wallpaper sample book, 1885-90 (surface roller or hand block printed paper)
3084435 Page from a wallpaper sample book, 1885-90 (surface roller or hand block printed paper) by English School, (19th century); 26x46.5 cm; The Geffrye Museum of the Home, London

Page from a wallpaper sample book, 1885-90 (surface roller or hand block printed paper)
3084439 Page from a wallpaper sample book, 1885-90 (surface roller or hand block printed paper) by English School, (19th century); 26x46.5 cm; The Geffrye Museum of the Home, London

Floral pattern
Wallpaper design, entitled Austria, featuring beautiful floral pattern. Date: 1922

Wallpaper showroom, New York
Birge & Son, Wall Papers. Interior of a wallpaper showroom at Birge & Son Wallpapers

Wallpaper, 1954
A selection of wallpaper designs from 1954 by Crown and Sanderson, with an inset picture showing creative ways to use wallpaper in the modern home

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Wallpapers have long been a captivating form of artistic expression, with each design telling its own unique story. From the intricate Mandarin wallpaper design to the exquisite 19th-century wallpapers, these decorative pieces have adorned countless homes throughout history. One such example is an advertisement for Sanderson Fabrics, showcasing their impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail. The brocade for upholstery work and wall papers in the style of the fifteenth century stands out as a testament to the enduring appeal of classic designs. Intriguingly, a cropped page from a wallpaper sample book dating back to 1885-90 reveals stunning color lithographs that showcase the versatility and beauty of this art form. These surface roller or hand block printed papers were meticulously crafted, resulting in breathtaking patterns that added elegance to any space they adorned. The significance of wallpapers goes beyond mere aesthetics; they also serve as educational tools. As depicted in an engraving titled "A father's lessons on illustrated wall-papers, " these designs can be used to teach children about various subjects while simultaneously enhancing their surroundings. Another page from a wallpaper sample book showcases more surface roller or hand block printed paper from the late 19th century. Each pattern tells its own story, reflecting different influences and styles prevalent during that era. One notable historical event where wallpapers took center stage was The International Exhibition. An engraving capturing this grand event highlights how wallpapers played an integral role in showcasing cultural diversity and artistic achievements from around the world. Amongst all these remarkable designs, floral patterns stand out as perennial favorites. Whether delicate blooms or bold blossoms, floral wallpapers bring nature indoors and infuse spaces with vibrant energy and timeless charm and can not just decorative elements but windows into history and culture. They encapsulate centuries-old techniques like chromolitho printing while continuously evolving with contemporary trends. With every new design introduced into our lives, we invite stories and inspiration onto our walls, creating a tapestry of beauty and creativity that transcends time.