Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper 2-12 from Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper Book by Patton Wallcoverings is a rich chestnut brown. This grasscloth is tone on tone with the background paper being the same brown as the dyed grasses. The size of the grasses is fine or thin with almost unnoticeable slubs. This is the kind of grasscloth that will help to hide the seams. You might not want to use natural fibers 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. Neutral patterns are versatile in terms of both the texture and color. You will find warmth in this pattern, a deep earth tone found in countless places in nature. A chestnut tree, the coat of a horse or cow, ground soil and feathers of a bird all hint at or accentuate this dark brown color. Remember that browns look more dressy in the living room or dining room with silk navy draperies and velvet chairs. Like a hand crafted desk, this brown grasscloth lends an air of sophistication to the study or home library. In the den or billiard room, it would coordinate with a humidor and comfortable leather seating. For the home with soaring ceilings, a dark grass wall covering on the ceiling draws it visually closer to the floor making the space more intimate. Consider the hacienda bedroom or the villa sitting room. A staircase in the mountain cabin or ski lodge needs a depth of color and texture that confronts the cold soft snows outside. The family room in a ranch house with hand carved furniture, family photos and built in book shelves becomes cozy and welcoming with an earthy palette.