16/10/2026
It’s Sheraton for us! We love that neoclassical harmony 🖤 But what are you picking? 🤔
In the Georgian era wallpaper was a luxury item reserved as a show of wealth and status and was restricted to the upper classes as a result of the wallpaper tax. It was laboriously hand printed using wooden blocks, but inventors were changing the market with the invention of the continuous roll and cylinder printing, laying the foundations for mass production.
Today all these wallpapers are still traditionally hand block printed in Lincolnshire, using a heritage craft which survived the Industrial Revolution and can be found at www.brucefinepapers.com