D'Urberville

c.1795. Durberville is a romantic toile wallpaper design dating to around 1795, capturing the faded beauty and quiet joy of a perpetual summer. Originating from late 18th-century France, it features Rococo-style mouldings entwined with wild roses, framing gentle pastoral scenes that evoke rural serenity and nostalgia.

Originally rendered on a blue-grey ground with soft cream and taupe vignettes, Durberville blends vintage floral wallpaper with storytelling elegance. Its timeless appeal makes it particularly suited to powder rooms, dressing areas, or classic interiors where a sense of grace and age is desired.

This luxury wallpaper speaks to those who appreciate the charm of old-world design and decorative softness. Perfect for creating a classic, lived-in atmosphere with historic depth.

Specifications

Production	Digital
Paper Type	Non Woven
Width	52 cm / 20.5 in
Pattern Repeat	61 cm / 24 in