Broad Stripe Wallpaper by Little Greene Color:Column Images 1 to 3: Cabinetry

Images 1 to 3:  Cabinetry painted in Charleston Gray with oak shelves in 'Dark Oak' and Antique Brass hardware

and the paper hangers would have cut out individual elements and pasted them on top of the panels

Images 1 to 2:  Cabinetry painted in Light Gray with Cast Iron hardware

The drawers provide additional hidden storage while the Sussex drawer detailing enhances this simple design with some subtle decoration

Lovingly handcrafted by our artisans

Broad Stripe Wallpaper by Little Greene Color:Column Images 1 to 3: CabinetryDescription A classic Roman or Regency proportion stripe originally produced in the 18th Century using the open trough method, in which the stripes were created by bands of paint seeping through holes or slots in the bottom of a wooden trough, onto the surface of the paper as it was pulled beneath. Striped wallpapers manufactured in this way are characterised by a brushed finish which was later superseded by a flatter print achieved with 19th Century