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Mornington
Birr
Strokestown
Viceroy
Ardmore
Fota
Ballinterry
Edenderry
Muckross
Humbert
Eustace st
Clongowes
Arboretum
Coolattin
Belvedere
Malahide
Dorothea
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Lissadell
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Narrowwater
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Tulip
Kildare Star
Kilmainham
colours of the displayed patterns are approximate and are for display purposes only
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‘Great Houses of Ireland Collection’
Dromore
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Gandon
Lakefield
Phoenix Toile
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Henrietta Steet
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CUSTOM COLOURINGS
of any of our
Great Houses of Ireland
patterns.
Any of our patterns may be custom coloured to the client's specifications. We
can match to fabric samples and commercial paint colour swatches.
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Note - Stock samples are provided free of charge;
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PATTERNS
1O HENRIETTA STREET (18thC)
This blue flock paper was one of a number of early to mid-
eighteenth century papers found during the restoration of
Number Henrietta Street, Dublin.
PATTERN REPEAT
TRIM WIDTH
ROLL LENGTH
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3.5cm
”
52cm
10m
1
SIDE MATCH
This blue flock paper was one
of a number of early to mid-
eighteenth century papers
found during the restoration of
Number Henrietta Street,
Dublin.
Pattern match: Side match
Repeat: 3.5 cm
Width: 52 cm
PHOENIX TOILE (Ca. 2006)
Our own adaptation, based on an Irish linen printed in 1783
by Edward Clarke of Palmerstown, Dublin, depicting a military
revue in the Phoenix Park. Sightseers and picnickers in
eighteenth-century dress stroll among the trees and deer herd.
GANDON (18 C.)
Typical of the large-scale flock papers used in
eighteenth-century drawing rooms. The unusually long
pattern repeat of 191 cm lends this pattern a particular grandeur.
LAKEFIELD (18 C.)
Discovered in a house in County Offaly, this densely patterned
Victorian damask can be used to create an opulent or a subtle
effect, according to the colourway chosen.
DROMORE (1838)
From the dining room of Dromore Castle, a gothic revival
house on the shores of the Kenmare River, County Kerry,
designed by Thomas Deane in the 1830's. The original paper
is block-printed in gold on a rich crimson ground.
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TULIP (Ca. 1999)
Our own adaptation of a
design by William Morris. A
large-scale design
combining tulip, acanthus
and rose motifs.
Our own adaptation.
KILDARE STAR (Ca. 1998)
ARBORETUM (19th C.)
A large damask pattern.
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