Adelphi Paper Hangings, LLC

10/08/2026

Join us this Thursday, October 8th inside JR NY to celebrate “The Art of Wallcovering: The Evolution of Printing in Residential Design,” during D and D Building Fall Market. This is a tribute to the artistry behind the papers that instantly transform any plain room into a custom, high-end space with rich texture, pattern, color, and architectural depth.

Experience the designs up close from partner brands Adelphi Paper Hangings, Aux Abris Fine Wallcoverings, Fermoie, Textiles + Wallcoverings, Twigs Fabrics & Wallpapers, and Waterhouse Wallhangings. From hand-blocked prints and richly layered documentary archives to artist-first approaches, every collection reflects a distinct creative vision. The product of skilled artisans, meticulous printing techniques, and creatives exploring the boundaries of designs that come to life on the wall. Wallcovering authority Danny Recorder of Dufour Wallpapers will lend his historical insights and expertise to the event.

Thursday, October 8
11 am -2 pm
979 Third Avenue
Suite 1800

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10/08/2026

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

Pineapples! Jack and Eli are printing the green varnish with the last block of colorway C. This pattern American, circa 1830-1845 was discovered covering a wooden bandbox made by Hannah Davis, who worked in Jaffrey, New Hampshire between 1825 and 1855. Well known for her carefully made hat and bandboxes.

Pineapples is printed seasonally due to the varnish. This will be the last printing of it for the year. We do offer a version without the varnish that is printed year round.

08/28/2026

Adelphi Paper Hangings, in Sharon Springs, New York, is a producer of historic reproduction block printed wallpapers. We currently have a full time production printer position open.
Serious inquiries only. See more about the printer position at https://www.nyfa.org/jobs/job-info/?id=906dba9f-c6d9-4e01-8838-e112f17b365f

07/04/2026

Happy 250th birthday America!

Our 1776 pattern in a custom colorway. The allegorical characters include France – handing a Declaration of Independence to a weeping Britannia, and America – represented by a Native American princess.

This very fine pillar and arch paper, inspired by the British architectural patterns of the 1760s and 1770s, is probably the first American design which features allegorical symbols.

Happy 4th of July

06/17/2026

As seen in the New York Times yesterday. Working on the Emerson Arabesque reproduction.

In the spirit of 1776, these shipwrights, printers and textile workers are commemorating George Washington’s legacy through 18th-century techniques.

04/16/2026