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The entire collection of Reclaimed by Brewster is available through Leland's Wallpaper.

For samples and orders from this collection, please call our showroom. 817-226-7890.

The Reclaimed Wallpaper Book by Brewster is on trend in a day where recycling and conservation is both fashionable and responsible. Inspired by the vintage look of brick, wood, tile and metals to your walls with decorative wallcoverings. Decorate your home in an eclectic style with combinations of new and old, sleek contemporary and vintage. Trust us, your paint could never look like this!

Marrakesh Tile Wallpaper offers the enduring look of mosaic tiles, elaborately crafted by hand. Give your modern kitchen a stylish up do in a complete re-imagination of stainless using Tarnished Metal Wallpaper. This unusual foil wallcovering looks like a circular sander has tarnished a sheet of stainless steel for an industrial inspired design. For a modern rustic blend, try Distressed Tin Tile Wallpaper on ceilings and walls. Utilize Scrap Wood Wallpaper in a cottage chic bedroom, informal entry or mudroom, as a unique back splash. You can get crafty and install these wall coverings on a sheet of wood to create custom headboards or a thick foam board for a stunning piece of artwork.

Don't think wallpaper has a place in a manly business? Think again! Re-purpose the idea of corrugated metal from the outside of a building to the inside by using Corrugated Metal Wallpaper in the bathroom or office at a machine shop, auto mechanic, or salvage yard. The creative Concrete Wallpaper is realistic and makes a great backdrop for a company logo. Make a statement by decorating a loft office, mail room, or home study with a Vintage P.O. Box Wallpaper in three colors of burnished metal. We think the wallpaper patterns in this book compliment the ever so popular home furnishings by Restoration Hardware.

Find more wallpaper styles, and designs on our new site at www.MuralWallpaper.com

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