Banana Leaf Wallpaper

Banana Leaf Wallpaper from Black and White Resource Library by York Wallcoverings is a lavish tropical plant in the more versatile neutral options of black or grey. Beautifully fluffy veined leaves are accented with flower blossoms. Matte inks help define the artistic brushed details of the pattern. The large scale is excellent for high ceilings. Banana Leaf Wallpaper is the same popular pattern that has been kept from the Ashford Toiles collection and, in full color, added to the Tropics Resource Library. It is still made on the installation friendly Sure Strip brand of paper that easily moves at the seams for matching and later removes like a dream. House flippers will love it. New homeowners will be able to own it when they show off their personally decorated space. The deep black background makes a dramatic statement in the soaring entry. Ladies, just think of the grand entrance you can make descending stairs with this wallpaper showing off your best designer outfits. Opt for a high gloss black or charcoal paint in the powder bath with matching floor tile, and this wallpaper will really sing. There is something very classy about a monochromatic room. The neutral grey and beige looks like modern farmhouse meets the beach house in a comfortable living room. The condo dining room becomes a tropical oasis in cool tones for a sleek, modern effect. Your kitchen might be modern and white but you can add a surprise of wallpaper to the pantry for a quick smile every day. Use a few panels of wallpaper behind the bed on a long wall, and all of a sudden it will stand out. Remember your pool bath, the game room and even the home office go to the next level when you add a wallcovering to the decor. Interactive wallcoverings from Black & White Resource Library Wallpaper Book by York Wallcoverings make multi room home decor effortless. York is committed to a minimal environmental footprint, using smokeless and water-based inks, being low VOC, causing no ozone depletion, being cadmium and mercury free, and printing on papers from managed renewable forests.