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Published: Monday, 03 October 2022 at 12:00 am<\/p>

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Little Greene Paint Company joined forces with the National Trust to create a range of beautifully designed, truly unique wallpapers to help bring dull walls to life. Add a splash of colour with an accent wall or go all out with one of these vibrant prints.<\/p>\n

Find out what we picked in our round-up of the best Little Greene paint colours<\/a>.<\/p>\n

What are the best Little Greene wallpapers?<\/h2>\n

Little Greene have collaborated with the National Trust to create sympathetic wallpaper designs based on the interiors of historic homes. In their second collection, National Trust Papers II<\/a>, there are seven different designs, all offering a selection of different colour ways.<\/p>\n

Paying homage to designs and patterns created over the past 400 years, the new collection features design elements taken from the Georgian and Victorian era, as well as a leather wall-hanging and a 15th-century tapestry amongst decorative items offering inspiration. Pair these with some of the other Little Greene paint colours<\/a>, all of which come in complimentary shades.<\/p>\n

1. Massingberd Blossom<\/h3>\n

This wallpaper from the collection is based on a British Edwardian design at Gunby Hall, dated c. 1905. The oriental design was a popular trend of the era, often depicting nature and wildlife. This wallpaper design comes in 7 colour options: Verditer, Deep Blue, Pale Blue, Oriental, Mineral, Yellow, and Grey.<\/p>\n

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2. Mandalay<\/h3>\n

The Mandalay wallpaper design has been taken from leather wallcoverings on display at Bateman\u2019s in East Sussex, dating c. 1712. Inspired by 17th<\/sup> century Indian chintzes, the flower tree design is available in four colours: Archipelago, Arbour, Pollen, and Ceviche<\/p>\n

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3. Tulip<\/h3>\n

Erdigg house in North Wales inspired this scrolling foliage design, dating back to 1898. Available in seven colour ways: Powder Blue, Aqua, Cloud, Pale Grey, Sugar, Theatre, and Blue Black.<\/p>\n

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4. Beech Nut<\/h3>\n

A Georgian wallpaper design, Beech Nut has been created from a wallpaper featured in Norfolk\u2019s Oxburgh Hall c. 1782 that would have originally been block printed. Although the original would have been produced in a more subtle grey tone, this wallpaper comes in six colours: Cordoba, Summer, Delicate, Rubine, Florence, and Warm Grey.<\/p>\n

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5. Burges Snail<\/h3>\n

Taken from a William Burges design featured on the walls of a bathroom at Knightshayes Court in Devon, this wallpaper is the most playful of the collection. Burges Snail is available in seven colours: Ocean, Dark Blue, Travertine, Lemon, Silver, Juniper, and Rosie.<\/p>\n

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6. Millefleur<\/h3>\n

A delicate, floral designs, Millefleur has been created from the rarest piece in the collection; a 15th<\/sup> century tapestry dated 1478 displayed at Montacute House. The oldest tapestry in the National Trust\u2019s care, this wallpaper has been created in four different colour ways: Chambray, Garden, Knight, and Masquerade.<\/p>\n

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7. Moy<\/h3>\n

The Argory in Northern Ireland is to the 19-th century design the Moy wallpaper was created from. A unique design, the original wallpaper was made using water colour paints, creating a more textured effect. Moy wallpaper is available in seven colours: Pink, Red Ochre, Lime, Blue, Ash, Pompei, and Mall.<\/p>\n

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Where to buy Little Greene wallpaper<\/h2>\n