Chattering of Choughs ~ Hooker and Currant
Chattering of Choughs Hooker and Currant Wallpaper
This elegant wallpaper celebrates the return of the chough to the Cornish coast and brings them together chattering on your wall.
Hooker and Currant is a nod to the Arts and Crafts movement. Simplicity, good design and warm colours driven by nature.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Delivery: Made to order please allow up to 3 weeks
Please ensure you order the correct number of rolls to maintain continuity between batches.
Paper: Non woven
Roll Dimensions: W 52cm x H 10m
Wall cover per roll is approximately: 5.2m²
Pattern Repeat: W 26cm x H26cm
Colourway: Chattering of Choughs comes in two elegant colourways.
Hanging Method: Paste the wall
Print: Digital
STORY BEHIND
I grew up in Devon and would often spend summers in cornwall. The collective noun for a chough is a chatter and in 1973 the last of the Cornish chough was seen patrolling the cliffs in Newquay. For the next 28 years, choughs remained absent from Cornwall until 2001 when they made a natural return to the Cornish cliffs.
This elegant wallpaper celebrates the return of the chough and has them chattering together on a wall.
Chattering of Choughs Hooker and Currant Wallpaper
This elegant wallpaper celebrates the return of the chough to the Cornish coast and brings them together chattering on your wall.
Hooker and Currant is a nod to the Arts and Crafts movement. Simplicity, good design and warm colours driven by nature.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Delivery: Made to order please allow up to 3 weeks
Please ensure you order the correct number of rolls to maintain continuity between batches.
Paper: Non woven
Roll Dimensions: W 52cm x H 10m
Wall cover per roll is approximately: 5.2m²
Pattern Repeat: W 26cm x H26cm
Colourway: Chattering of Choughs comes in two elegant colourways.
Hanging Method: Paste the wall
Print: Digital
STORY BEHIND
I grew up in Devon and would often spend summers in cornwall. The collective noun for a chough is a chatter and in 1973 the last of the Cornish chough was seen patrolling the cliffs in Newquay. For the next 28 years, choughs remained absent from Cornwall until 2001 when they made a natural return to the Cornish cliffs.
This elegant wallpaper celebrates the return of the chough and has them chattering together on a wall.