Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper 2-2

Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper 2-2 from Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper Book by Patton Wallcoverings is an earthy grasscloth. The backing paper for this pattern is an ochre with a hint of pumpkin. The grasses are beige, tan and light olive green. The weave boasts grass of medium thickness with folds. Natural grass papers might not be used 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. A warm tone grass paper in your entry is welcoming. Grasscloth wallcoverings are durable and often used in a hallway. We should warn you though that cats will sometimes climb the walls. Now that you have stopped laughing at that word picture, let's move on to other places it might be used. Project an air of confidence before you ever sit down at your desk to work with a grasscloth on the walls in a medium earth tone. Sunset and earth colors are the hallmark of dessert modern decor in a great room and will make your adobe fireplace a true feature. Wainscot in a living room is most often painted a solid color, so introduce some texture and color variation above with a wallpaper. Update an old sideboard or hutch in the dining room with a fresh coat of paint and a textured wallpaper to accent panels on the doors. Sometimes called sea grass, it's fitting to use in the beach house breakfast room. Natural textures are cozy and casual in the farmhouse family room. Coastal decor is breezy in the bedroom, and a textured wallpaper on the ceiling adds character. For the game room, you might use a grasscloth around the bar to hide scuffs from bar stools and shoes. It would also work to hide punctures from errant darts.