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Adelphi Paper Hangings 2026
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Adelphi Paper Hangings brings back to life four historical patterns
Available in our NY & DC Showrooms
D&D Building
979 Third Avenue, Suite 1800
New York, NY 10022
212-593-2060
Washington Design Center
1099 14th Street NW, Suite 325
Washington, DC 20005
703-231-7443
Request Samples at samples@jrosselliassociates.com
EMERSON ARABESQUE, French circa 1799
The reproduction of this late 18th wallpaper was recently commissioned by the curators at George Washington’s Mount Vernon to adorn the President’s Bedchamber. Since fragments of the room’s original wallcovering were not sufficient in size or detail to determine a pattern, this one, from the French firm of Réveillon, Jaquemart, et Bénard was chosen.
PARROT TULIP FOLIATE, American circa 1895-1898
This fierce, yet restrained depiction of an arrangement of Parrot Tulips was discovered in the front hall of “The Evergreens” in Amherst, Massachusetts. Constructed in 1857 for Emily Dickinson’s brother Austin and his new wife Susan, the home is located on a lot adjacent to the Dickinson Homestead.
LILAC & CATKIN VINE, American probably Boston circa 1796-1797
The reproduction of Lilac and Catkin Vine was commissioned by the Mount Vernon’s Ladies Association for use in back hall, just off of George Washington’s bedchamber. The original paper served a similar function; it was installed in a back hall of the Harrison Gray Otis House, in Boston.
Pope Villa Snowflake, American or English, circa 1800-1815
This delicate pattern was discovered in one of the most important and groundbreaking examples of American domestic architecture, the Pope Villa in Lexington, Kentucky.
