Farrow & Ball Plain Stripe ST 1139 polkasquare Named after the encoding machine

Named after the encoding machine famously deciphered by British mathematician Alan Turing during World War II

Packed with warm tones that give a unique depth of colour

The 5¼" Broad Stripe is created using a traditional dragging technique

An early 19th century English damask paper originally printed at Silvergate in Norfolk

Farrow & Ball Plain Stripe ST 1139 polkasquare Named after the encoding machineA range of 73 self coloured 3. 5" striped papers produced in the traditional 19th century trough method using only our finest water based paints. Full roll width is 53cm 21", roll length is 10m, stripe size is 9cm 3 1 2". This is an archived wallpaper and has a 10 roll minimum order.