Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper 2-3 from Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper Book by Patton Wallcoverings is a light neutral. The backing paper for this pattern is a warm off-white, almost beige. The grasses are in the khaki, tan and sage range. The weave boasts grass of medium thickness with folds and larger knots for a more rustic appearance. Natural grass papers might not be used in wet areas like kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms to avoid issues with mold or mildew. You should clean a grasscloth wallpaper with the brush attachment on your vacuum. If you have ever seen the movie Holiday where Iris takes Arthur home, you will remember how the grasscloth in his entry and hallway make a statement. It wraps the home in warmth, almost like a hug. A lighter natural grass wallpaper in your mudroom adds personality. Use the sage and khaki tones from the grasses for fabrics on curtains and bench cushions. You may like pattern free walls in a half bath, but a textured ceiling gives it wow factor. Grasscloth on a staircase landing is a nice background for a hall table and art above. It also gives a sense of transition from one floor to the next. Line the back of built-in bookcases in the study or home office and you can keep the shelves clutter free by using keepsakes and accents sparingly. Flank a smooth, modern fireplace in an uptown living room with some texture to make it stand out. Traditional chair rails are somewhere between 32 inches and 40 inches from the finished floor. This partly depends on your ceiling height and is usually a proportional 1/3 of the height of the wall. If you want to use a grasscloth below a chair rail and would like the grasses to have a vertical orientation, you can turn your 36 inch wide roll and install it horizonatally without a seam.