SHOREDITCH **LIMITED EDITION** Tray in 4 x sizes - Decoupage in House of Hackney Artemis in Sienna colourway

The Shoreditch collection is limited edition as I salvaged an orphan returned roll of this beautiful paper from Liberty whist I was shopping recently. 

My trays come in four sizes:
Medium: 40cm x 30cm x 5cm
Large: 50cm x 40cm x 5cm (SHOWN IN VIDEO)
XL: 60cm x 40cm x 6cm
XXL: 75cm x 40cm x 6 cm
Please do take measurements before you order to confirm the size you are after.
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The Shoreditch Collection pays tribute to the birthplace of the influential House of Hackney, and creator of this paper. They are renowned for its avant-garde and maximalist aesthetic—a brand close to my heart and a favourite of mine. Embracing the spirit of this powerhouse, I've adorned this collection with a rare find: an orphan roll of House of Hackney's Artemis paper I sourced from Liberty London which makes me happy to think I've given an orphaned roll of paper a new lease of life. Artemis wallpaper, boasting the 'Sienna' colour way, unveils a tapestry of opulent botanicals and intricate details, bathed in warm and inviting hues. It's a design that boldly captivates the senses.

all of my items for sale have been hand crafted and finished in the art of decoupage. Several layers of UV and water resistant varnish have been applied to insure the papers are sealed and your pieces will stand the test of time for generations to come. Care instructions: please wipe or dust with a soft fabric dust cloth and furniture polish.

The trim is expertly painted in Little Greene's 'Jewel Beetle,' a lush green shade inspired by an 1889 portrait featuring actress Dame Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth. This iconic portrayal is marked by Terry's striking Beetlewing dress, a legendary costume designed by Alice Laura Comyns-Carr and crafted by Adaline Cort Nettleship in 1888. Notably, the Beetlewing dress was conceived to instill fear, with its intricate beetlewing embellishments creating the illusion of serpent scales. The ensemble, complete with a purple velvet cloak, offered a dramatic contrast to Terry's long, dark red theatrical wig adorned with gold braids.

The memorable performance opposite her longtime acting partner Henry Irving at the Lyceum Theatre in 1888 was a theatrical sensation, immortalised the following year by artist John Singer Sargent in a painting now displayed at Tate Britain.

A Beatrice Bloom London home accent goes beyond mere functionality, elevating itself to a versatile centrepiece that effortlessly blends into sophisticated interiors, seamlessly marrying practicality with aesthetic charm. One tree planted in the Amazon rainforest for each purchase.

I want to clarify that I am not affiliated with any of the brands mentioned on this page. My admiration for their designs and colors is purely personal. Additionally, I assure you that all papers I use are 100% authentic.