On the hunt for specific wallpaper

[Zoidberg]

I'm looking for this wallpaper
it's got butterflies on that are closer together at the bottom. Googling butterfly wallpaper hasn't helped, nor a trawl through Wallpaper Direct online.

Any ideas?
Thanks

[Justonecheese]

Nope sorry but what an amazing house

[Zoidberg]

I know, equally as it's not mine, saw it on Right Move where I sometimes look for decorating ideas when I'm too tight broke to buy a housey magazine.

[catpark]

It's probably from a very high end place judging by the rest of the house.

Could you perhaps ask the people were it was from ?

[oohermrs]

Don't know if they have it but try looking on wallpaperking.co.uk as they do unusual not run of the mill wallpaper.

[Justonecheese]

Good one Zoidberg! Those home mags can get a bit pricey.....

[Zoidberg]

though I do get a few every month secondhand from my Mum, some are just not for me - Period Homes / Country Living.

[Zoidberg]

Thanks oohermrs, they don't have it though.

[Justonecheese]

Ooh no, it's all for me, or (if feeling flush, so never) Elle decoration, or, if in need of a good laugh at the accompanying write ups, 25 Beautiful Homes...

Good luck on your wallpaper quest and sorry I have not been more useful

[Justonecheese]

Should have read "it's all Styleathome for me"

[mistressploppy]

Can't help with the wallpaper (it is gorgeous btw) but quick hijack - how do you find nicely decorated properties to perv at on Right Move? Is there a trick or do you just trawl through?

[oohermrs]

I'd probably be cheeky and send the estate agent an email asking him to forward it to the owners asking them where they got it from. House is sold so you could of being a potential buyer!! My favourite interiors website is housetohome.co.uk full of inspiring ideas.

[AgnesBligg]

this one?

[Zoidberg]

mistressploppy, I just trawl through local areas occasionally, the Victorian ones here often have good decor.

Agnes - thanks a lot, I did see that one, I am being v fussy though and that's a wee bit colourful and what I liked about the one in the house is the way it was all dense at the bottom.

I may have found one with birds though that will do, it's for a wall with a window on to the garden so want something "transitional" (poncy, me?).

[londonlottie]

You could try asking on the LivingEtc forum here - I recently asked about a very elusive pendant light I'd seen somewhere but couldn't find anywhere online and within two days someone had traced it for me

[Missy44]

Hi, I think I know which paper it is, try looking at the Harlequin Arboreta paper. It looks quite pricey though. They have it in a number of different colours. Hope that helps

[AgnesBligg]

Missy the butterfly Harlequin paper is so pretty . I have filed away for future use.

[ninedragons]

Is Nina Campbell's Farfalla close enough?

[Agapanthii]

I was just about to say NC's Farfalla too - a good match I'd say

[mistressploppy]

But none of these (lovely) butterfly wallpapers do the thing where there are more at the bottom than at the top.

Dammit, now I want the wallpaper too

[7to25]

This is a bit like a "Daphne" guess in Eggheads, but I think that paper is American, although I don't know why.

[londonlottie]

It's not the wallpaper, but I did find this by Christian Lacroix which does the cascading thingie....

[Ixia]

I think it's graham and brown, but discontinued. Picture in link

www.polyvore.com/butterflies_graham_brown/thing?id=7675133

[SandraField]

I cannot see the picture of your wallpaper unfortunately, but try the website wwww.wallpaper-uk.com as they have some totally fabulous and unusual wallpapers