Interior remodelled c.1897-8 that would have encompassed the installation of the historical embossed ceiling paper, for futher details visit the offical list entry: https://www.victoriapaddington.co.uk/
Lord and Lady Shutt, Greetland
The cornice and ceiling had collpased bringing down the Anaglypta in the process. The Anaglypta repair secured the adjacent ceiling area, with the ceiling made whole again using the mould replication process.
Dane's Hill School
Following water ingress and subsequent repairs to the ceiling, numorous moulds of the different patterns were taken with the replicated sections jigsawed in to make the design whole.
Anaglypta 1887
Anaglpta Originally invented by T. J. Palmer, Anaglypta has been a staple in interior decoration since 1887. This historic embossed wallpaper is crafted from high-grade rags, which are carefully processed and pressed into decorative sheets using specialized dies. Over the years, Anaglypta restoration techniques have evolved, ensuring its durability and aesthetic appeal. Its deep relief ceilings, designed to replicate the finest traditional plasterwork, make it a preferred choice for heritage homes and period restorations. First exhibited at the 1887 Manchester Exhibition under the Anaglypta Company, this innovative wall covering continues to inspire decorators and restoration specialists alike.
Anaglypta: Extra High Relief Dado Panel
The difference between Anaglypta and Lincrusta
Anaglypta is light weight in nature due to it's hollow back multi-layered paper design making it advantagous for deep relief ceiling designs. Lincrusta is a thick gel mixed compound compromising of flax oil, wood flour and gelled paste that is embossed on to a backing paper making it solid in nature, the result in the unsurpassed durability of any traditional embossed wallpaper.
Anaglypta Pro
The ultimate three-dimensional embossed pure pulp wallpaper today. A range of authentic designs in modern classic and contemporary styles produced using not two but three separate layers of paper without the addition of PVC.
An extra step in the Anaglypta Original manufacturing process combines the two embossed layers of high quality pure paper with a third backing layer provide a flat backed product with the ultimate stability and durability possible from a pure paper product.
Supaglypta
This is where it all began in 1887 when Thomas J Palmer invented the process that combines a tough textile reinforced layer with a layer of high quality paper to produce tough, long lasting wallpaper. The supaglypta manufacturing process remains unique to this day, continuing the tradition of legendary durability and life span
As supporters of IHBC, SPAS, ICON, holding CSCS Gold Cards and Certified Restorers of high relief papers and ceiling panels, we work to the ethos of the afore; advocating excellence and engagement within the conservation of our cultural heritage, taking into account the building's fabric, past and future, historical and social significance.
