• Verdure Chateau Garden Wall Tapestry styled in a dark academia living room with green velvet sofa, Persian rug, and brass lamp — French cottagecore decor
  • French verdure tapestry fabric and hem detail — reverse lining and stitched edge with woven foliage and roses.
  • Verdure chateau garden tapestry close-up: small brown songbird perched among dark green leaves and pale roses.
  • Verdure chateau garden tapestry detail with red parrot on a branch, layered leaves, and rich green tones.
  • Verdure chateau garden tapestry — fountain and formal parterres with distant chateau; hand shows scale and weave.
  • Verdure chateau garden tapestry close-up of northern cardinal among woven foliage and blush roses.
  • Verdure chateau garden tapestry corner — lining and edging revealed beside a crane and rose-strewn foliage.
  • French verdure chateau garden wall tapestry in a modern living room — formal garden with birds, trees, and fountains.
  • French verdure chateau garden wall tapestry in a modern living room with rich green tones and bird-filled garden scene.
  • French verdure chateau garden wall tapestry above a bed — chateau landscape with birds and fountains in green tones.
  • Medium-size French verdure chateau garden tapestry styled in a bright bedroom with intricate foliage, birds, and fountains.
  • Small-size French verdure chateau garden tapestry as a bedroom focal point — bird-filled trees framing a chateau and fountains.
  • Made in Europe badge—Decorvm product produced in the EU, ships from Europe, U.S. duties covered; responsible manufacturing.
  • Verdure Chateau Garden Wall Tapestry detail video — birds in foliage, chateau fountain, close-up of printed roses, and large bird with open wings.
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Verdure Chateau Garden Wall Tapestry – French Cottagecore Forest Decor

Verdure Chateau Garden Wall Tapestry – French Cottagecore Forest Decor

TAPXS-TRE008EU

€42,35 EUR
€42,35 EUR
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Delivery: 5–7 days (Europe) · 7–12 days (US)

Ships from: Europe

Evoking the grandeur of an old French estate, this verdure wall tapestry depicts a formal garden with fountains, flowering trees, a chateau-castle, and lively birds, framed by deep foliage in layered greens and soft taupes. The scene's quiet movement — wings lifting, water flowing, a scampering spaniel — brings a restful, storybook quality to any setting, from modern interiors to moody dark academia libraries.

The original was woven between 1738 and 1778 in the workshop of Katharine Ghuys, widow of the master weaver Guillaume Werniers — a rare example of a woman-led atelier in 18th-century European textile production. Our print is taken from a high-resolution photograph of that surviving tapestry, so the weave, the pigment, and nearly three centuries of handling all come through in the cloth.

Hang it above a bed as a textile headboard, soften a hallway with heritage character, or use it to anchor a living room infused with layered maximalism. The palette beautifully flatters neutral walls and natural materials like linen, cane, and oak. Printed in Europe on cotton blend or GOTS-certified organic cotton.

Pairs beautifully with cottagecore, dark academia, French country, and grandmillennial interiors.

U.S. Import duties covered by us

DETAILS
- Fabric printed with a sublimation process.
- Cotton Blend: 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester.
- Organic Cotton: 100% Organic Cotton (GOTS Certified).
- Quality fabric made in Europe.

SIZES (W x H)
XS: 97x106 cm | 38x42 inches
S: 156x165 cm | 61x65 inches
M: 190x217 cm | 75x85 inches
L: 260x295 cm | 102x116 inches

* Sizes may vary slightly in final product.

DESIGN (TRE008)
This design is part of a complete set: the same verdure scene is also available as a full-scene cushion cover, plus two close-up companion cushions featuring songbirds and a hound and bird — perfect for a fully coordinated French chateau garden room.

ABOUT THE PRINT
This is a new reproduction rather than an antique. Because the source is a photograph of the surviving 18th-century textile, softened edges and small irregularities are part of the artwork itself — the record of an object that has been hanging for nearly three hundred years. The larger sizes are made to be read from across a room; up close, what you see is the texture of the original weave. Colors may shift slightly between screen and cloth depending on your monitor.

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