When they arrived, Green chatted up the homeowner, a 70-year-old woman named Diane Hitchcock ... were trying to match a sheet of wallpaper with a birch tree design to the one already affixed ...

Amounts of arsenic that were deadly to children and the elderly were easily metabolized by healthy adults, which is one of the reasons it took many people so long to accept that arsenic wallpaper ...

Bill Bryson’s book, “At Home,” tells of the popularity of wallpaper and the use of arsenic in producing it. Bryson notes that in the late 1890s people observed the connection between chronic illness ...

Voysey House, home of Sanderson Design Group, has been restored. Voysey House was built in 1902 as an extension to Sanderson’s original wallpaper ... renovation of the old factory, praising ...