Deco Wisteria Wallpaper

In Deco Wisteria Wallpaper from Black & White Resource Library Wallpaper Book by York Wallcoverings, blossoms hang like cascading chimes in burnished inks. Unlike traditional vines which are lifelike, this decorative adaptation leans contemporary in nature. One might see not a flower, but bell chimes. Instead of expecting a fragrance to suddenly waft from the walls, we listen for the prettiest tinkling of sound. Deco Wisteria Wallpaper comes in cream, neutral and black. Let bells announce the arrival of guests in your condo elevator foyer. Wrap a curved staircase with this dangling pattern. Peek through the iron bannister of a converted loft to a slightly industrial wallcovering. Use the wall panels in your home office artistically with wallpaper that changes throughout the day in a window's light. A dusting of metallic, weathered to perfection is ideal for the modern farmhouse kitchen. The shapes are similar to measuring cups or spoons, so you might also like it in the butlers pantry. Bold colors are on trend for cabinets these days, and this stylized floral effortlessly blends into the laundry room with a touch of whimsy. If subtle is your style, choose the more neutral option for the guest bathroom. You can mix and match your metal hardware and fixtures as there are both warm and cool tones here. The guest room is often a space that goes a little vintage with heirloom furniture, but a contemporary wallpaper brings the room into a more transitional style decor. Wisteria, like willows, offer a hint of romance in the master bedroom. Not like in fairy tales or Disney movies, but still an enchantment. This Art Deco influenced motif repeats the mobile around the walls of a nursery. 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.