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Forest Jive
Children's Brown Woodland Animal & Trees Wallpaper Mural
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Monet Bare
Beige Abstract Face Line Art Wallpaper Mural
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Jungle Jive Sepia
Children's Tropical Sepia Animal Jungle Wallpaper Mural
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Hashimoto Gahō
Landscape of Japanese Village Wallpaper Mural
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Bear King Sepia
Children's Brown Watercolour Woodland Wallpaper Mural
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Sandy Shells Seaside
Beige and Cream Shell Pattern Wallpaper
MuralMade to Measure
Regular price £33.00 / m2Regular priceUnit price per£33.00Sale price £33.00 / m2Autumn Flowers Brown
Brown Watercolour Botanical Wall Mural
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Regular price £33.00 / m2Regular priceUnit price per£33.00Sale price £33.00 / m2Made To Measure
Circular Cascade Copper
Copper Brown Circular Arches Wallpaper
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Regular price £33.00 / m2Regular priceUnit price per£33.00Sale price £33.00 / m2Rosewood Serenade
Pink Roses & Green Leaves Chinoiserie Wallpaper
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Regular price £33.00 / m2Regular priceUnit price per£33.00Sale price £33.00 / m2
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More About Brown Wallpaper & Wall Murals
The colour brown was first used in art with clay paintings, which date back to more than 200,000 years ago. It was typically used more in the Eastern areas due to the natural clay in this part of the world having a much richer tone than British clay. This primitive method of artwork is also the origin of the term 'earth tones'.
Egypt and Mesopotamia traded brown artwork due to the artwork not fading in sunlight. As a result, brown artwork became a bridging point for different cultures in early civilisation.
In the 1970s, earth tones came back into fashion with the top paint and furniture colours being brown. It was discussed in many magazines from the period as bringing warmth into the home.
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