Medevi - During the Gustavian period, damasks became popular as part of the French style. Castles and houses of the wealthy had contemporary wallpapers imported from France to decorate the walls of their gracious reception rooms. Humbler dwellings had patterns stenciled and painted onto the timber walls, part of a long tradition in Sweden where simple houses would be cheered with flowers and swags. Whereas wallpaper was expensive and not easy accessible, coloured pigments, chalk and glue were cheap and plentiful. 'Medevi' is based on a french damask of the period, specially textured to give a degraded effect echoing old stenciled walls. Available to buy in 5 colourways - Verdegri, Stone, Brick, Hemp and Silver.