Oakwood Grove Wallpaper Border

Oakwood Grove Wallpaper Border from Ronald Redding Arts & Crafts Wallpaper Book by York Wallcoverings is a stunning foil dado panel that comes in black with green or white with silver. Dado Panels are usually 36 inches in height and are used below a chair rail or above a plate rail and are often embossed or metallic for maximum impact. The remarkable foil background gives the pattern a vintage appeal. Oakwood Grove Wallpaper Border or Dado Panel is indicative of the Arts & Crafts Movement and even resembles the Craftsman or Prairie Styles of American Architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Though borders are a rare find in current wallpaper collections, this one bares examination. This generous border has several types of trees including a fruit tree. The design runs 30 inches before it repeats and comes in the typical 15 foot length. The style is panoramic and is printed on the same high quality non-woven paper as the wall coverings. The black background has silver trunks and branches with green leaves and rust colored fruit. The white background is more understated with tone on tone look in pewter and nickel. A border in the condo or penthouse elevator above the handrails delivers character and begins the decor conversation before your guests arrive. Use one of the four coordinating foil wallpapers with this pattern to create a dramatic half bath. You could use one color below on the walls and a second color on the ceiling for a most luxurious bedroom. The motif will also enhance your Mission furniture in a living room or dining room. Outdoor or nature related patterns are useful in the den and study. We also see this one in a nursery allowing for decorative accents of animals. 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.