Stitch
Loch
Stitch (c1940) is inspired by embroidered chintz cottons. The use of stippling (dot-work) was popular in embroidery and printing, particularly at a time when block printing was seen as an indication of status.
In the late 19th and well into the 20th Century, ornate patterns in the home were a conspicuous symbol of wealth and associated with prosperity.
The use of two print colours makes this paper especially easy to coordinate with paint colours and other elements in the room.
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Wallpaper Collection
National Trust
Repeat
1.56m x 3.25m
Roll Length
3.25m
(4 yds)
Roll Width
52cm
(20.5″)
Wallpaper Collection
National Trust
Repeat