Grid Lock Wallpaper

Grid Lock Wallpaper from James Joseph Rewind Wallpaper Book by Patton Wallcoverings transforms a layered stripe into staggered blocks of color. The movement of the ribbons of color is like a film strip. There is a balanced blend of vertical and horizontal. Solid blocks alternate with thick stripes, pin stripes and thin stripes that play out in a display of positive and negative space. Grid Lock Wallpaper comes in options of black, duck egg, navy, lime, grey and red. A graphic stripe gains immediate attention in the entry. For a dramatic first impression in the powder bath, try one of the darker colors. Floating staircases are on trend in the converted loft, so go bold with the wallpaper and maybe use one of the colors to paint the steps for a custom appeal. Balance and symmetry in the home office subconsciously help you to focus and stay on track throughout the day. In the living room, most people opt for wallpaper on the fireplace or TV wall. The simple nature of this complex pattern is ideal for the mid-century decor in your dining room. Bring some nostalgia into your retro kitchen with the red version of this wallcovering, glossy white cabinets, a black countertop, and 1950's style chrome bar stools with red vinyl seats. Sassy decor in bright lime and aqua is versatile in changing your child's bedroom as they grow into a tween and then a teen. If you don't have the budget for real wood shiplap or board and batten in the cottage bedroom, this geometric motif has enough character to carry the background of your decor. A hall bath often has a rectangular or galley setup that lends itself to a running a stripe wallpaper lengthwise on the ceiling. A graphic grid locks your attention on the walls of the game room. Coordinating wallcoverings from James Joseph Rewind Wallpaper Book by Patton Wallcoverings offer designs that fit into retro and modern interiors for kids and adults. These pre-pasted and extra washable patterns are made by The Norwall Group, Inc.