Jubilee Dots Wallpaper

Jubilee Dots Wallpaper from Chesapeake Fable Wallpaper Book by Brewster Wallcoverings is a timeless print for kids and parent to enjoy. Polka dots are clean 1 1/2 inch circles. It has the appearance of a stencil or sticker in matte inks. The dots don't appear to have a structured grid and that makes the design appear more random in nature. You've heard of follow the bouncing ball. This is more like follow the bouncing dot. Jubilee Dots Wallpaper comes in a palette of silver, pink, and multi-color. Silver is the most neutral and most sophisticated of the variations. It works for both adults and kids. Consider using it above a wainscot in the entry or hallway. It would also be chic in the half bathroom. It adds some character to the ceiling in a home office. A youthful wallpaper is fun for the whole family in the mudroom or laundry room. Use this classic motif behind bookshelves in the family room. Organization is useful in the pantry, but that doesn't mean you can't have some fun in the process. Wallpaper behind the shelves and then use the dot colors to help color code what items belong. Butler's pantries and kitchens are using colorful cabinets again, so put a pretty finishing touch inside the drawers or lining the tops of the shelves with a cheerful wall covering. You can even use linen bins or colored labels that match the wallpaper. Simple motifs are versatile and allow bedding and art to be interchangeable as kids grow up or if you want to change a nursery into an office or guest room. Dress up a deep window seat in the attic as a cozy reading nook. Wallpaper the sides and ceiling of the inset and add some plaid fabric to the cushion. Playful patterns are expected in the nursery, playroom and kid bedrooms. Remember that guests in your vacation rental may have children, so use your photos to help draw perspective renters. Coordinating wallcoverings in kid friendly themes from Chesapeake Fable Wallpaper Book by Brewster Wallcoverings are printed on non-woven papers with a new parent's budget in mind.