Patterns, pressed by hand.
Every pattern on our products list, from fine 6 inch repeats for backsplashes to bold 24 inch statements for large rooms. Thirteen have their own page, with eight finishes to compare.
Bevelled Squares: Four bevelled squares per repeat: a quiet geometric grid.
Victorian Medallion: Floral medallions inside softly arching diamonds.
Petite Victorian: The Victorian medallion at half scale, for small areas.
Gothic Fleur: A gothic floral motif filled with fleurs-de-lis.
Hammered Square: A large concentric square inside a hammered-metal border.
Wreath & Egg-and-Dart: A circular wreath framed by an egg-and-dart border.
Arabesque Pearl: Crisscrossing arabesques around a flower-and-pearl centre.
Italian Trellis: A trellis framed by ornate scrolls and crisscrossing corners.
Pearl Border: A soft Victorian floral inside a pearl border.
Stepped Square: One large embossed square with deep stepped borders.
A crest of trefoils inside a hammered border.
Small circles, laurel leaves and dots.
Modular Diamond: A modular diamond grid with a timeless, modern rhythm.
No. 18's diamonds at 6 inch scale.
A small checkerboard of geometric squares.
A small Barbary-inspired repeat with Ottoman flair.
Duluth Schoolhouse: A large emblem ringed by four sunflower-filled diamonds.
Four eye-shaped flowers inside a medallion.
A single-repeat design with varied textures.
An embossed medallion with floral coins.
A small repeat for backsplashes and retro kitchens.
A small checked pattern, crisp and contemporary.
A large-scale fleur-de-lys for high ceilings.
A repeating star with deep embossing; farmhouse Americana.
Art Deco: Angled corners and layered bevels in strict symmetry.
A hammered filler for the edges of a ceiling.
Diagonal lines; ceiling and wall panels by Clodagh.
Quarter-round curves; by Clodagh.
A subtle hammered filler for the Tara range.
Pattern numbers follow the products list on vintagepressedceilingssa.co.za. Photos are catalogue images of the American range. Patterns marked “Ask Sid” open WhatsApp.
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