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Anaglypta
Anaglypta Surf RD5019
Anaglypta Townsend RD340
Anaglypta Tudor RD392
Anaglypta Turner Tile RD80000
Anaglypta Vynaglypta Black Shadow RD465
Anaglypta Vynaglypta Champagne RD470
Anaglypta Wallrock Fibre Liner 100 Double Roll
Anaglypta Wallrock Fibre Liner 55 Single Roll
Anaglypta Wallrock Fibre Liner 75 Double Roll
Anaglypta Wallrock Fibre Liner Original 150 Double Roll
Anaglypta Wallrock Thermal Liner KV600 Single Roll
Anaglypta Wallrock Thermal Liner Single Roll
Anaglypta Westminster RD101
Anaglypta Wildacre RD803
Anaglypta Willow Bough 804301
Anaglypta Wilton RD314
Anaglypta Woodchip Effect Tuff Stuff
Anaglypta Worthing RD4009
Erfurt MAV 1000 Grade Professional Lining Double
Erfurt MAV 1000 Grade Professional Lining Quad
Erfurt MAV 1000 Grade Professional Lining Single
Erfurt MAV 1200 Grade Professional Lining Double
Erfurt MAV 1200 Grade Professional Lining Quad
Erfurt MAV 1200 Grade Professional Lining Single
Erfurt MAV 1400 Grade Professional Lining Double
Erfurt MAV 1400 Grade Professional Lining Quad
Erfurt MAV 1400 Grade Professional Lining Single
Erfurt MAV 1700 Grade Professional Lining Double
Erfurt MAV 1700 Grade Professional Lining Single
Erfurt MAV 2000 Grade Professional Lining Double
Erfurt MAV 2000 Grade Professional Lining Single
Erfurt MAV 800 Grade Professional Lining Double
Erfurt MAV 800 Grade Professional Lining Quad
Erfurt MAV 800 Grade Professional Lining Single
Anaglypta
Anaglypta is one of the best known and oldest wallpaper brands, now in its 130th year. The brand is synonymous with paintable wallpaper and remains, in our view, the definitive collection offering a very wide range of designs.
Back in 1887, Thomas Palmer saw the potential of a process he had developed to make an embossed paper and the Anaglypta brand was born.
The name ‘Anaglypta®’ is taken from the Greek, meaning ‘raised cameo’.
Palmer quickly set up production at Storeys Mill in Lancaster, showcasing the first products at the 1887 Manchester Exhibition - the year of Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee.
Demand grew quickly and by 1894 the business employed 100 people and relocated to Potters Mill, Darwen. The business continued to grow and thrive throughout most of the 20th century, adapting to meet the changing styles and requirements of the time.
Throughout the decades Anaglypta has thrived by constantly adapting, adding to its design archive to meet the changing demands of the time.