Period wallpaper from the end of the 19th century in a mild green tone with a beige background. The wallpaper is a recreation from an old wallpaper fragment of unknown origin. The simple but detailed grid pattern fits both in older houses and in a more modern environment.

The wallpaper has a straight pattern fit and is edge-cut. Printed using the old glue dye technique on unprimed paper. An important step for us in the production of a new wallpaper. However, unpasted wallpaper is slightly more fragile when wallpapering.

The environmental image shows the wallpaper hung in blue and the door painted in a self-mixed color of blue and gray linseed oil paints.