V & A DECORATIVE PAPERS II Wallpaper Pattern Number 2412-178-03 Wattle Tree which is portrayed through a

which is portrayed through a variety of emotions with corresponding musical forms

were a prominent English producer of fine wallpapers and originally released this pattern in 1911

offering a timeless design with a charming twist

This highlights individuality and the beauty of standing out while still belonging

flowing leaves set against a distressed-like background

V & A DECORATIVE PAPERS II Wallpaper Pattern Number 2412-178-03 Wattle Tree which is portrayed through aFlower Meadow Walter Crane was a devoted Socialist who firmly believed in the transformative power of regularly exposing individuals from all socioeconomic groups to the arts. His fondness for wallpaper was partially motivated by this notion, although, as was often the case with Arts and Crafts work, the barrier of cost likely prevented his designs from reaching many households. The pattern's Latin name, Dulce Domum, translates to "Sweet Home" and was