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STOCKBRIDGE SQUARETM Set amidst the beautiful backdrop of the Berkshire Mountains and the Housatonic River, the picturesque town of Stockbridge, Massachusetts is surrounded by scenic lakes, botanical

1 STOCKBRIDGE SQUARETM Set amidst the beautiful backdrop of the Berkshire Mountains and the Housatonic River, the picturesque town of Stockbridge, Massachusetts is surrounded by scenic lakes, botanical gardens and stately homes. From its early beginnings as a community of magnificent summer homes for Boston s wealthy, the beauty of these exclusive historic homes endures today, as does its storied tradition as an art colony. The most famous of Stockbridge s resident artists, Norman Rockwell, created paintings and illustrations which, like the town itself, became the very definition of American values and way of life. From this enclave of natural beauty and rich historic significance springs the inspiration for this collection of fine wallpapers Stockbridge Square.

SILKEN DAMASK The tiny town of Stockbridge near Boston, Massachusetts was founded by Missionaries from England. British design is evident in the architecture and accoutrements of the early homes.

The traditional design is available in six color combinations including palest aqua mist on gold satin and whisper of gold on pristine white. Mix and match with Townsend stripe or Townsend Texture.

In addition, horizontal slubs on this wallcovering add a textural appearance.

3 SILKEN DAMASK The tiny town of Stockbridge near Boston, Massachusetts was founded by Missionaries from England. British design is evident in the architecture and accoutrements of the early homes. A fine example is this silken damask wallcovering composed of large and abundant medallions, with a textural look, against a softly gleaming background. The traditional design is available in six color combinations including palest aqua mist on gold satin and whisper of gold on pristine white. Mix and match with Townsend stripe or Townsend Texture. TOWNSEND STRIPE The gentle variations in color give this stripe a lovely character. Nearly four inches wide, the shifting primary color alternates with half inch stripes of metallic ink. In addition, horizontal slubs on this wallcovering add a textural appearance. This handsome stripe coordinates beautifully with Silken Damask and Townsend Texture in soft shades of aqua with gold satin or bold oxidized silver with blackest black and more. TOWNSEND TEXTURE Named for Stockbridge, England, the quaint town in the quiet mountains attracted the wealthy who built large estates with names like Bonny Brae, Merrywood, and Sunnyridge. Appropriate for the spacious mansions, this lush wallcovering with its slubbed texture and glowing finish would look equally lovely in a traditional or a contemporary home. There are five hues: pearlescent cream, palest aqua, and Amber waves each with a mineral gleam. Partner with Silken Damask or Townsend Stripe for a complete look.

WYNFIELD PAISLEY Out of India by way of London, a timeless and magnificent paisley pattern inspires this sumptuous wallcovering.

The strong influence of English design made this a likely choice for a Berkshire mansion.

ROPE/BEAD STRIPE In Stockbridge, visit the Norman Rockwell Museum and the home and studio of Daniel Chester French, the prolific sculptor best known for the stature of Abraham Lincoln in

4 WYNFIELD PAISLEY Out of India by way of London, a timeless and magnificent paisley pattern inspires this sumptuous wallcovering. The oversized design of ornate medallions and swirls has the timeless beauty of the Orient presented in a host of breathtaking color combinations. The strong influence of English design made this a likely choice for a Berkshire mansion. The gracious design and its partner, Rope/Bead Stripe, are available in compatible color combinations: among them beige, tan and aqua with gold or cream, beige and lilac with gold. ROPE/BEAD STRIPE In Stockbridge, visit the Norman Rockwell Museum and the home and studio of Daniel Chester French, the prolific sculptor best known for the stature of Abraham Lincoln in Washington, DC. Inspired by the artist colony atmosphere, this unique striped wallcovering borrows from the arts and crafts movement. Wide stripes with a textured appearance alternate with narrow ones plus a distinctive chain-like stripe. Enhanced with a metallic sheen, this pattern mixes and matches with Wynfield Paisley and Crackle Texture in coral, moss green and gold or dusty rose, white and gold among others.

LINEN TEXTURE The indication of vertical and horizontal slubs on fabric suggests a retro look, yet this wallcovering is so versatile it could be incorporated into virtually any

This linen look wallcovering is available in many neutral and gentle colors including cream with beige and grey, white with tan, and silver with grey.

An estate named Tanglewood was summer home to the Boston Symphony and the town has been mentioned in songs by James Taylor and Arlo Guthrie.

5 LINEN TEXTURE The indication of vertical and horizontal slubs on fabric suggests a retro look, yet this wallcovering is so versatile it could be incorporated into virtually any decorating project. The design is subtle but the crosshatched lines form an interesting geometric pattern. This linen look wallcovering is available in many neutral and gentle colors including cream with beige and grey, white with tan, and silver with grey. It works well with Harlequin Damask or Jacobean. HARLEQUIN DAMASK The Stockbridge association with art extends to music, too. An estate named Tanglewood was summer home to the Boston Symphony and the town has been mentioned in songs by James Taylor and Arlo Guthrie. As pretty as a ballad, with a lovely ragged texture much like an ikat fabric, this wallcovering is composed of large harlequin diamonds. The frames and medallions are presented on a slubbed surface not unlike a linen fabric. There are four selections including misty aqua or mushroom beige, each with a creamy overlay that is complemented by Linen Texture.

JACOBEAN The exuberance of Jacobean style is evident in the unique colors and intricate design of this wallcovering.

The well to do Bostonians who built their summer homes in the Berkshires appreciated the beauty of this design in their manses.

There are five choice color combinations such as aqua, amber and celadon on beige.

DANIELLE GEOMETRIC Prior to the 1940 s the well-to-do built Berkshire Cottages around Stockbridge.

6 JACOBEAN The exuberance of Jacobean style is evident in the unique colors and intricate design of this wallcovering. Born in England, Jacobean designs have a rich history and timeless appeal. The well to do Bostonians who built their summer homes in the Berkshires appreciated the beauty of this design in their manses. The background has the look of linen and the scrolling foliage is slightly raised creating a look of texture. There are five choice color combinations such as aqua, amber and celadon on beige. Combine this design with Linen Texture or the lovely Danielle Geometric for a grand combination. DANIELLE GEOMETRIC Prior to the 1940 s the well-to-do built Berkshire Cottages around Stockbridge. While we think of cottages as small, quaint, casual dwellings, these were large estates set among the Berkshire Mountains. This eye-catching wallcovering has the arresting color palette and quaint design suitable for a casual cottage or a formal setting. Its partner is Jacobean in the same color combinations including aqua, amber and celadon on beige. Another potential match is Linen Texture.

FRENCH DAMASK Rich, refined and generously sized, this damask with the faux linen field features grand medallions in raised inks.

additional selections. Pair this handsome wallcovering with Arch Frame and Linen Texture for a coordinated project.

Built by a noted architect for a prominent New York attorney, the estate is open to the public.

7 FRENCH DAMASK Rich, refined and generously sized, this damask with the faux linen field features grand medallions in raised inks. The traditional design resembles a fine French fabric with the pattern in a burnished metallic on a matte ground such as silver on lilac, or vice versa, with cream on shining silver plus three additional selections. Pair this handsome wallcovering with Arch Frame and Linen Texture for a coordinated project. ARCH FRAME Palatial Naumkeag, a 44 room country estate on 8 acres, is noted for its large gardens, original furnishings, Chinese porcelain, and art works. Built by a noted architect for a prominent New York attorney, the estate is open to the public. This tastefully opulent wallcovering is indicative of the refinement found in this early 20th century mansion. The delicacy of the large but intricate ogee frames stand out upon the woven field. While the frames are as ornate as fine handmade lace, the horizontal slubs on the background provide an interesting counterpoint. The palette of color combinations, including a teal with iridescent metallic contrast, makes it a perfect match with French Damask or Linen Texture.

CRACKLE TEXTURE A mix of misty mottled color, undefined vertical stria, and indiscriminate mineral crackle, this elusive wallcovering has the soft and lovely look of an aged and distressed surface.

Possibilities include incorporating this design with Harlequin Damask or Striped Damask in soft blues with taupe and gold.

Like a passing shadow, softly shifting colors delight the eye as bands of narrow stripes transition in shade and finish.

8 CRACKLE TEXTURE A mix of misty mottled color, undefined vertical stria, and indiscriminate mineral crackle, this elusive wallcovering has the soft and lovely look of an aged and distressed surface. It has a chameleon quality that allows it to mix and match with many colors, patterns, and eras, permitting you to use it in a variety of projects. Possibilities include incorporating this design with Harlequin Damask or Striped Damask in soft blues with taupe and gold. OMBRE STRIPE Shadow Brook Estate was acquired by millionaire Andrew Carnegie in The name originated with Nathaniel Hawthorn referring to an umbral stream nearby. Like a passing shadow, softly shifting colors delight the eye as bands of narrow stripes transition in shade and finish. The resulting pattern is a vertical display of alternating ombre matte and metallic lines. This wallcovering is available in five palettes including rich grey blues with various intensities of taupe and silver. This design is a natural partner for Striped Damask and can work with Crackle Texture as well. STRIPED DAMASK The traditional pairing of damask and stripes is exquisitely portrayed on this striking wallcovering. The background of narrow vertical bands shifts in color and makes a lovely contrast with the large and lacy damask overlay. The fascinating selections include matte blue and taupe stripes with metallic silver medallions or rose, pale green and gleaming gold stripes with matte cream. The intended coordinate is Ombre Stripe in harmonizing hues.

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Wealthy entrepreneurs and captains of U.S. industry of the early 19th century imported international treasures while American homes, renowned for their exquisite architecture and fashionable styling still