Graham & Brown
Bordado Wallpaper - Dusk - 105763
Bordado Wallpaper - Dusk - 105763
SKU: Bordado Wallpaper - Dusk - Graham & Brown - 105763
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Bordado Wallpaper - Dusk - 105763
Product Information
Roll width: 20.47"
Roll length: 11 yards
Pattern repeat: 25.20"
Design match: Offset
Color: Dusk
Product code: 105763
Manufacturer: Graham & Brown
Product type: Floral
Design Details
A muted palette highlights the intricate Jacobean embroidery detailing of this archive design — soft, liveable, and full of character.
About the Pattern
Graham & Brown’s Bordado Dusk revives a 1950s Jacobean archive design, with ‘Bordado’ — Spanish for embroidery — reflecting its intricate craftsmanship.
Product Description
Bordado Dusk is a wallpaper from Graham & Brown remastered from a 1950s archive design rooted in the Jacobean embroidery tradition. The name Bordado is the Spanish word for embroidery, and the pattern earns it — intricate botanical motifs, layered foliage, and decorative detail drawn from 17th-century English needlework, rendered here in a soft, muted dusk palette that makes the design easy to live with without diminishing its character.
It works well in living rooms, bedrooms, and dining rooms, and suits classic, transitional, and eclectic interior schemes. For US homes, the dusk palette is a considered choice for spaces designed around layered, collected interiors where the warmth of historical pattern is valued alongside a more restrained color approach.
Dusk pairs naturally with warm whites, soft mauves, dusty pinks, and aged brass or antique bronze hardware. The mood is warm and quietly detailed — a room that feels considered and full of history. Works well as a feature wall or across all four walls for a more immersive, pattern-led scheme.
Installation
Paste the paper. Professional installation recommended for best results.
