At the great exhibition held in Stockholm in 1897, the general public came into contact for the first time with the new style that was known as Art Nouveau. Swedish artists and craftsmen rapidly adopted the new style. At the turn of the century, the wallpaper that inspired this wallpaper - a high-class, contemporary example of a pattern from the heyday of the Art Nouveau period - was put up in the prison director’s rooms at Östermalm Prison in Stockholm. The artists of the age often preferred flower motifs, but the selection of flowers was freer than it used to be, and the flowers were able to maintain their character.

An eco-friendly, traditional-paper wallpaper. Washable with soap and water. The colors you see in product photos may not be exactly the same as the colors of the wallpapers themselves.

Wallpaper name: Klöver
Manufacturer: Duro Sweden AB
Width: 53 cm
Roll length: 10.05 meters
Model:  First half of the 19th century
Pattern repeat: 22.5 cm, straight
Wallpaper number: 033-13
Collection: Gammalsvenska 2011
Washable: Yes, gentle washing with soapy water and a soft sponge
Light resistance: Very good