Linenfold

Linenfold is a style of relief carving used to decorate wood panelling, resembling linen with vertical loose folds;^[1] such panels are known as drapery panels.^[2] The interior walls of houses first began to be panelled in wood in 15th-century Flanders, from where the style spread throughout northern Europe.^[3] Linenfold is commonly encountered in English architecture of the Tudor period, and saw a revival during the 19th century.^[1]

Parchemin is a 16th-century development of linenfold, incorporating additional elements such as vines and foliage.^[4]