Heirloom Story Wallpaper - Blood and Bone

A collage of porcelain memories, hand-painted and thoughtfully composed into a contemporary pattern. Heirloom Story celebrates the quiet beauty of everyday objects — treasured pieces of crockery that have witnessed countless gatherings, celebrations and whispered conversations across the table. Blood and Bone takes its name from the term collectors use for the reds of antique ceramics. Each fragment is painted in those tones, from deep oxblood to faded rose, scattered across a pale bone ground, just like old red transferware brought back into the light. Created with the discerning collector in mind, this design brings warmth and character to a space — at home in kitchens and dining rooms, and delightfully bold in downstairs loos and other places that call for a touch of unexpected joy. Where it works beautifully Kitchens full of warmth and character Dining rooms that celebrate gathering Hallways & entryways with character Cloakrooms and downstairs loos with personality Feature walls that invite curiosity Specifications Roll size: 52cm wide x 10m long (20½" wide x 32'10" / 393¾" long) Coverage: approximately 5.2m² (56 sq ft) per roll Pattern repeat: 26cm (10¼"), half-drop match Paper: FSC-certified, uncoated non-woven with a matte finish Application: paste-the-wall Removal: strippable — comes away dry in whole sheets Care: spongeable (gently dab marks with a damp sponge) Made to order — please allow 3 weeks. Made with care for the planet Eco-friendly, water-based, non-toxic inks FSC-certified paper A tree planted for every order Original hand-painted design Kitchens, bathrooms & busy hallways For rooms with moisture or lots of passing hands, I recommend finishing your wallpaper with Polyvine Decorators Varnish — a water-based varnish suitable for non-vinyl wallpaper that helps protect against moisture, finger marks and fading. Choose the dead flat finish to keep the soft, matte look of the paper. Always test on an offcut first. Not sure it's right for your space? Order an A4 sample first and see the colours in your own light before committing to a full roll.