Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper 2-21

Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper 2-21 from Decorator Grasscloth Wallpaper Book by Patton Wallcoverings is a rich antique gold. The background paper along with its grasses have been brushed with a metallic gold paint that leans a little more toward bronze. The paint helps to make the larger slubs, or knots, blend into the remainder of the weave. Larger knots sometimes catch on the threads as the grasses are woven through, and this gives the design a more rustic appearance. Utilize a darker grasscloth in the entry of a winter cabin to immediately warm up decor from the snow outside. A natural grasscloth would be exceptional flanking a stone fireplace in your lake house. Use a grass wallpaper on the ceiling in between exposed beams. In the den or study, this deep bronze pattern would be wonderful in the back of natural wood bookcases where it will enhance the wood grain and color. For the family room or living room, a grasscloth on the wall behind the TV has generous texture. We are seeing a dining room trend these days with a light color wainscot in glossy or lacquered paint and then a darker grasscloth above. You probably don't want grasscloth in the kitchen around the stove or back splash due to moisture and heat, but it would be really quite nice around the island. In the beach house nook, it becomes a stylish background for a nautical theme. In the guest cottage, a dark grasscloth may seem counter intuitive, but use it in the guest bedroom on the wall behind a platform bed. Then you don't have to worry with a headboard. For those with concerns about mildew or mold, you may choose not to use a grasscloth in wet areas like kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms. Consider also that grasscloth fibers will collect dust, pollen and scents from spices, perfumes, etc. To clean your grasscloth, use a brush attachment and your vacuum.