Duluth Schoolhouse

A large emblem ringed by four sunflower-filled diamonds.

Panel: 24 × 24 in (610 × 610 mm)
Repeat: 24 in
Material: Tin-plated steel
Fixing: Nail-up or drop-in
Best for: Heritage restorations, feature ceilings, characterful homes

Finish

Copper Penny

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About the pattern

Duluth Schoolhouse, up close.

A dramatic floral emblem, salvaged from an early-1900s schoolhouse in Duluth, Minnesota that was lost to fire. A large centrepiece is surrounded by four diamonds filled with sunflowers. A pattern with a story.

Panels lock edge to edge so the pattern runs unbroken across the ceiling. A hammered filler panel finishes the perimeter where a full panel will not fit.

Eight finishes

The same pattern, eight moods.

From raw tin to copper, gold, bronze, white and black. The full range runs to 43 finishes across the Artisan, Standard & Premium and Unfinished lines.

Pattern No. 23 in Unfinished — Unfinished

Pattern No. 23 in Copper Penny — Copper Penny

Pattern No. 23 in Royal Gold — Royal Gold

Pattern No. 23 in Bright White Satin — Bright White Satin

Pattern No. 23 in Old Bronze — Old Bronze

Pattern No. 23 in Artisan Copper with Tuscan Bronze — Artisan Copper with Tuscan Bronze

Pattern No. 23 in Antique Silver Gloss — Antique Silver Gloss

Pattern No. 23 in Black Matte — Black Matte

All finishes →

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Panel photographs are catalogue images of the American range. Colours vary by screen; ask for a physical sample before you order.

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