Royal Exchange Wallpaper plain garlic bulbs and mollusk shells

garlic bulbs and mollusk shells meet architectural detailing in a Baroque style

Originally created by William Morris in 1864

Blackthorn Plum contains a mixture of cranberry

Swallows a serene design dating from the 1930s exemplifies the stylised elegance associated with this era

Royal Exchange Wallpaper plain garlic bulbs and mollusk shellsProduct Information: Atmospheric and opulent, this captivating paper displays a dramatic and iconic scene. Designed in 1965 by Robert Nicholson and originally hung horizontally, we believe a famous 1644 Wenceslaus Holland etching of London's Royal Exchange inspired the design. The addition of a shimmering Gold represents the wealth of Exchange Square. Roll width: 27. 01" Roll length: 11 yards Pattern repeat: 35. 98" Design match: Straight