Graham and Green Framed Colombar Wallia Print
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Graham & Green
Graham and Green Framed Colombar Wallia Print
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A collection of vintage-style prints taken from a 19th century illustrated book called 'Les Pigeons' by French artist Pauline Knip. Each bird has been printed onto high-grade paper with archival-quality inks and finished with a solid oak frame. H30 x W30cm. Printed onto high-grade paper with archival-quality inks. Set in a solid oak frame.
Our Stylist Says
This piece is a charming addition to any wall, particularly suited to interiors that benefit from a touch of natural whimsy with a modern twist. I love how the framed Colombar prints bring a playful yet sophisticated feel, making them versatile for both contemporary and traditional spaces. They work exceptionally well in living rooms, hallways, or even a kitchen, especially when paired with neutral backgrounds to make the colours pop. For practical styling, consider grouping them at eye level for a balanced focal point or mixing with other artwork or plants for an eclectic, personalised display. The simplified framing ensures they won’t overwhelm, making this an easy way to introduce colour, pattern, and a dash of nature into your decor.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Graham & Green's website here
About Graham & Green
The Inception of a Lifestyle Brand
In 1974, Antonia started Graham & Green after a trip to India. She wanted to be independent and worked with traders from different countries. This led her to create the UK's first 'lifestyle' brand, bringing unique home items from places like India, Morocco, and Europe.
The first Graham & Green store opened in Notting Hill in 1974, showcasing Antonia's special collection of items from around the world. You can still visit this original store on Elgin Crescent today.
Evolution through Generations
Graham & Green has a rich history full of important moments. In 1980, they started creating hand-drawn mail-order catalogues to share their store's charm with more people.
They opened a new store in Primrose Hill in 1994, reflecting the brand's playful and free nature.
Antonia's son, Jamie, took a creative lead in 1998. Having studied at Kingston University, he began designing unique furniture collections, shifting Graham & Green from not only importing items but also creating them.
Then, in 1999, Graham & Green launched their first website, allowing people all across the UK to shop their collections online.
Milestones and Memories
Over time, Graham & Green has marked its journey with special products, like unique Birthday items with lovebird designs. After Antonia led the brand for 37 years, Jamie and Lou took over, pushing Graham & Green to grow even more.
They opened big stores in Bayswater and Bath in 2016. By 2018, Graham & Green updated their website to keep it modern and stylish for their customers.
