Wallcovering in Movie 'Becoming Jane'

[Interior Bliss]

Hello,
My name is Michelle Reney and I am an Interior Designer/Decorator in New Hampshire. Recently a client has requested my assistance to find out where he can purchase the wallcovering found in the Library scene of the recent movie 'Becoming Jane'. How can I find out more information?

According to the 'Becoming Jane' website the Set Decorators of the film are Johnny Byrne and Jenny Oman. Unfortunately, there are no email addresses listed or any contact information for these individuals. The film company is Miramax.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Most sincerely,
Michelle Reney
Interior Bliss

[Dave D]

Not sure how to get them but you might try checking the credits at the end of the movie. They may list the manufacturer of the wall covering and you can get the info from them.

Dave

[Gary Lucas]

I did a search for the two designers at the ASID website to no avail. http://www.asid.org/ It appears that they are not members. Your best bet may be to contact Miramax where someone may be willing to point you in the right direction.

Gary

[Interior Bliss]

Thank you for the suggestions....I appreciate your time.

[K.L. Conner]

I found the clip, but have no idea who manufactures the paper.

[Interior Bliss]

Thanks just the same for the reply. :-)

[HangingInThere]

I found the clip, but have no idea who manufactures the paper.It's out on video??

[HangingInThere]

K.L., or Interior Bliss, if you've a DVD player on your computer would you be able to freeze frame the library scene and then Print Screen the image??

[B Blanchard]

Here a clip from the movie trailer - obviously of poor quality but enough to identify. Happy hunting.

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Barry

[Chris Murphy]

The name escapes me, but there is a screen printer that does work like that. Try Googling screen print + Arts & Crafts + wallpaper. Burrows was close, but there's others that I can't think of at the moment. Also try Old House Journal's site.
Nice work getting that image up, Barry.

[Jeff Evans]

Nice work getting that image up, Barry.

That's the kind of ingenuity we mac users have!:D

[HangingInThere]

That's the kind of ingenuity we mac users have!:DNever met a Mac user who didn't have a problem tripping on their ego... :D:D

[Jeff Evans]

Never met a Mac user who didn't have a problem tripping on their ego...

Ahhh, well I have both a mac and a pc, so I manage to step over mine without incident all the time.:)

[HangingInThere]

Now hold on a second there Jeff! You're not supposed to be able to circumvent my dig that easily... :cry:

[Interior Bliss]

Barry---Michelle Reney here from Interior Bliss......THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING THAT IMAGE for all to see...you are awesome...and as for the rest of the humor....you're all great...thanks for the laughs and for the info. I will keep looking and thanks also to Chris Murphy for your suggestion. If you do think of anything else please drop a line.
I APPRECIATE all the feedback....we will find that paper yet! :-)

[LeePratt]

I'm not sure if it's useful for you, but I found a site that allows you to search a wide variety of historically accurate wallpaper - the proprietor has been helpful to me - I own an historic home in VA and am renovating it. The site is www.thehistoricinterior.com. Hope this helps - good luck!
LeePratt

[Jeff Evans]

Thanks for putting up that link. It has a lot of interesting sites for paper makers that I've never heard of. I'm always sending these links to my designers, in the hope that I can hang something exotic.

[Interior Bliss]

Thank you LeePratt for the information....I will surely check it out! :-)
Michelle Reney, Interior Bliss