Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper 2-13

Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper 2-13 from Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper Book by Patton Wallcoverings offers the more rustic appearance of an arrow root. The backing paper is an off-white. You will find tobacco, beige, straw and chestnut colors in this woven pattern. Some of the grasses are more stringy in appearance like the dried tobacco leaf while others are more flat and smooth. The strings are more loosely woven around the grasses allowing for more of the background to show. With significant changing of the colors across the grasscloth, the seams will most likely be more apparent. You may not want to use natural grass wallpapers 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. Modern rustic decor can easily incorporate this grasscloth into your home. Use it behind bookshelves that house carved wood or earthenware. Insert it into panels on furniture to change their appearance. The variations in color within the paper make it versatile. It might be used in the beach house bedroom or the condo dining room. Envision it in the lake house guest room or the loft half bath. Try it on the ceiling in the sun porch with rattan furniture to make it feel like part of the outdoors. Set into wall panels in the home theater or media room, it will not only be a striking background for hanging art or posters, but also help with sound absorption. It's casual enough to be used in the game room. Mom, just remember they don't always hit the dart board. Trophy rooms! Yes, we mean shiny sports trophies as well as your big game trophies. Don't forget the man cave. The color welcomes vintage golf prints or football memorabilia.