Askew - Standard Natural Mica
Askew - Standard Natural Mica
Askew - Standard Natural Mica
Askew - Standard Natural Mica
Askew - Standard Natural Mica
Askew - Standard Natural Mica
Askew - Standard Natural Mica
Askew - Standard Natural Mica
de Gournay

Askew - Standard Natural Mica

631721

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Dimensions: de Gournay wallpapers are produced as panels in any height up to 4.3m. Total panel length is 0.60 more than the chosen design height when ordering via the straight run method and 0.30m more than your wall height when ordering via the tailored method. These wallpapers are 0.915m wide after trimming except where marked. Customisation of design elements, colourways and panel heights are fully available though subject to additional charge.

Collection: Chinoiserie

Details: In de Gournay’s Askew design an artfully interwoven landscape of mature flowering trees, lily filled ponds and ancient weathered rocks containing many species of beautifully painted birds contrives to look like a wild landscape, but is revealed as a Chinese garden designed to look natural by the thoughtfully positioned porcelain jardinières and hanging perches.

The inspiration for the design was a set of mid 18th century antique panels bought in London by Gerald & Mary Askew to furnish the Chinese Drawing Room they added to Bentley House with the assistance of the decorator Jean Hornak and the architect Raymond Erith, well known for having worked on 10 Downing Street. The house had originally been built on land granted to Lord Gage by the Archbishop of Canterbury, with the permission of Henry VIII, and was still in the same family when purchased by the Askews in 1937.

The Bentley drawing room paper has a striking and unusual white, grey and mauve coloured pattern on a deep green ground. The use of such monochromatic colours was relatively rare, but famously King George IV installed one in blue and white on a pink ground in the long gallery at Brighton Pavilion.

 

Installation 1: HB Home Interior Design
Installation 2:  Williamsburg. Interior design by Caroline Paterson
Installation 3: Interior design by Alison Henry Ltd.
Installation 4: Interior design by Rowan-Plowden & Crane Ltd. Photography by Katya de Grunwald
Installation 5: Interior design by Francesca Rowen-Plowden. Photography by David Curran
Installation 6: Ritz-Carlton, Beijing

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Askew - Standard Natural Mica

SKU: 631721

de Gournay

Dimensions: de Gournay wallpapers are produced as panels in any height up to 4.3m. Total panel length is 0.60 more than the chosen design height when ordering via the straight run method and 0.30m more than your wall height when ordering via the tailored method. These wallpapers are 0.915m wide after trimming except where marked. Customisation of design elements, colourways and panel heights are fully available though subject to additional charge.

Collection: Chinoiserie

Details: In de Gournay’s Askew design an artfully interwoven landscape of mature flowering trees, lily filled ponds and ancient weathered rocks containing many species of beautifully painted

jerrypairflorida.com | Phone: 1.800.642.7247 / Email: infoflorida@jerrypair.com

Askew - Standard Natural Mica

SKU: 631721

de Gournay
birds contrives to look like a wild landscape, but is revealed as a Chinese garden designed to look natural by the thoughtfully positioned porcelain jardinières and hanging perches.

The inspiration for the design was a set of mid 18th century antique panels bought in London by Gerald & Mary Askew to furnish the Chinese Drawing Room they added to Bentley House with the assistance of the decorator Jean Hornak and the architect Raymond Erith, well known for having worked on 10 Downing Street. The house had originally been built on land granted to Lord Gage by the Archbishop of Canterbury, with the permission of Henry VIII, and was still in the same family when purchased by the Askews in 1937.

The Bentley drawing room paper has a striking and unusual white, grey and mauve coloured pattern on a deep green ground. The use of such monochromatic colours was relatively rare, but famously King George IV installed one in blue and white on a pink ground in the long gallery at Brighton Pavilion.

 

Installation 1: HB Home Interior Design
Installation 2:  Williamsburg. Interior design by Caroline Paterson
Installation 3: Interior design by Alison Henry Ltd.
Installation 4: Interior design by Rowan-Plowden & Crane Ltd. Photography by Katya de Grunwald
Installation 5: Interior design by Francesca Rowen-Plowden. Photography by David Curran
Installation 6: Ritz-Carlton, Beijing

jerrypairflorida.com | Phone: 1.800.642.7247 / Email: infoflorida@jerrypair.com