We found the model for the Astrid wallpaper in our archive, where the pattern was described as a design in Neo-Renaissance style. The example can be dated to 1860-1890.

The Swedish wallpaper industry began to grow in the second half of the nineteenth century. Industrialization and new wallpaper technology made it possible to manufacture more, larger wallpaper collections. The growing population increased demand for cheap wallpapers and using wallpaper became increasingly common among the population at large.

Wallpapers often featured stylized designs with simple patterns that were ideally suited for machine printing. New interpretations of older styles were popular. Blue printed on a natural background remained a popular choice throughout this period. Really dark colors, such as a black background with prints in gold and brown, were common in many homes.

Paste it directly to the wall. This wallpaper is manufactured using eco-friendly production methods and can be washed using soap and water. The colors you see in product photos may not be exactly the same as the colors of the wallpapers themselves.

Roll length: 10,05 m Width: 53 cm Pattern height: 26.5 cm Pattern match: Straight Washability: Highly washable Light fastness: Very good light resistance

Wallpaper name: Astrid
Manufacturer: Duro Sweden AB
Width: 53 cm
Roll length: 10.05 meters
Model: Late 19th century.
Pattern repeat: 26.5 cm, straight
Wallpaper number: 692-01
Collection: Gammalsvenska 2011 QuickUp
Washable: Yes, gentle washing with soapy water and a soft sponge
Light resistance: Very good