Little Greene Millefleur Wallpaper

Description: This really is a very special wallpaper from Little Greene's second collaboration with the National Trust. The floral detail you can see here in the Millefleur design has been drawn directly from an incredibly important object, the oldest tapestry in the National Trust's care. Housed in Montacute House in Somerset, the tapestry was made c. 1478 as part of a much larger set and given by the Belgian city of Tournai to Jean de Daillon, a French nobleman.

The washable wallpaper takes on the appearance of the woven silk and wool of the ancient tapestry and the florals are exquisite. Millefleur is available in four colours; Masquerade, Garden, Knight and Chambray.

 Samples: Colours can vary on screen, we always advise you obtain a sample of the wallpaper you require prior to ordering to check colour and scale.