Prise apart the layers of wallpaper built up over hundreds of years in an English historic home, and you might uncover a rare fragment of an endpaper. These decorative papers, often used in the private, cloistered spaces of the home, as well as the endpapers of antiquarian books, are among the earliest precedents of wallpaper. Diamonds & Flowers, revived from an 18th-century endpaper, pays homage to the early days of Zoffany, when the brand was first founded to restore the wallpapers of the Tudor-Jacobean home, Temple Newsam.There is an elegant, enduring nature to Endpapers, where each generation can find a place in the home for these pieces, feeling like it has just arrived but has also been there for hundreds of years.- Peter Gomez, Lead Designer at Zoffany.Actual pattern repeat 27cm