Considered to be French in origin, Benwick is typical of the Louis XVI style, which later evolved into the Regency aesthetic in England; a period when stripes were especially popular in both wallpapers and fabrics. The design was used in the restoration of the salon at Charles Dickens’ house on Doughty Street, now the Dickens House Museum, and was more recently featured in the restoration of Home House on Manchester Square, London. This stripe wallpaper is ideal for those seeking traditional wallpaper with historical depth and a sense of quiet luxury. Wallpaper samples are available to help you visualise this elegant design in your home. Specifications Production Digital Paper Type Non Woven Paper Width 52 cm / 20.5 in Pattern Repeat 28 cm / 11 in
