Honfleur Papers from Sanderson is a classic collection of wallpapers, printed in the traditional way on surface print machines which date from the late 19th Century. This method was developed by the Victorians to recreate the effect of block prints, with the disctinctive "squeezed edge" effect, characteristic of this method of printing. The designs are a departure from the "feature wall" to a more comfortable scale, that is intended to be used on four walls.
