Lockwood Damask Wallpaper

Lockwood Damask Wallpaper from Ronald Redding Arts & Crafts Wallpaper Book by York Wallcoverings composes a lush floral damask with the subtle nuances of the Arts and Crafts Movement. From a distance, the center tulip or fleur-de-lis looks like a candelabra intertwining a vine garland. Long tendrils sweep outward creating a horizontal connection to acanthus leaves, wisteria, chrysanthemums, and plumeria. Lockwood Damask Wallpaper comes in the mostly understated palette of blush, light blue, blue, beige and grey. Display the subtlety of luxury on the walls of your grand entry. This traditional motif effortlessly glides into transitional decor along a sweeping staircase. Traditional decor is often desirable in the manor house half bath. It whispers of wealth. A lavish damask sets the stage for entertaining in the grand ballroom. The sitting room offers a formal space to greet less familiar guests into your home. Envision an executive home office with the intricate scrolls of a floral damask wallpaper that envelopes you as you work. Blue is a good fit in both the coastal grandmother and cottage living room trends. A classic beige in the farmhouse family room creates a sense of comfort and warmth. Grey is still chic in the condo dining room. Timeless elegance blends a subtle linen headboard, crisp white cotton sheets, contemporary lighting and mission style furniture for the ideal organic modern bedroom. The graceful movement of vines and leaves is the foundation for a lyrical lullaby in a baby's nursery. Blush is lovely and feminine in a lady's dressing room or vanity. The light blue offers a cloud like calm for the lake house guest suite. Go deeper in color in an uptown apartment bathroom. Coordinating wallcoverings from Ronald Redding Arts & Crafts Wallpaper Book by York Wallcoverings blend beautifully into the decor styles of Arts & Crafts, Art Nouveau, Craftsman and Mission.