Little Greene Upper Brook St Wallpaper - Midi

The design features brightly coloured kniphofia flowers, commonly known as torch lilies or burning pokers (of African origin, but named after the German horticulturist Johan Hieronymous Kniphof). They are recorded as having been hand-painted and pasted onto a pre-hung wall covering in a late 18th-century Upper Brook Street house as a custom decoration. To replicate a natural scene behind the pokers, Little Greene adapted a motif from its Stag Toile paper.
This wallpaper is one of our mural designs, please refer to the product description to calculate the number of rolls you will need for your project.
Supplied on a standard 10m roll, there are three strips, each 3.25m high. The pokers repeat each strip, but the full backdrop is only completed when all three drops are hung.

Wallpaper Collection
National Trust Papers III
Repeat
1.56m x 3.25m
Roll length
10.05m
Roll width
52cm
Cleaning
Washable with sponge
How to apply
Put glue on the wall