Primitive Trees Wallpaper

Primitive Trees Wallpaper from Black & White Resource Library Wallpaper Book by York Wallcoverings is an artistic, almost tribal, tree motif whose simplicity lends a modern appeal. The style is similar to the pop art silhouette style of artist Henry Matisse. They also loosely resemble the primitive figures in cave paintings. There is a block print look to the motif. It's more distinct than a Rorschach inkblot test, but some may find the reference. Primitive Trees Wallpaper comes in black or neutral. Artistic vibes coming from your entry set the tone for a contemporary decor throughout. Used inside picture frame panels in a hallway, they evoke a modern gallery feel. Lighten the mood in the mudroom with a neutral artistic wall covering. Either color will make an impact in the half bathroom. If you are not sure what art to use in your home, let your wallpaper be the feature in your living room. Okay, we understand the pattern is a little busy, and you probably want your family and friends to be the focus at mealtime. This is easily possible by using a wainscot below the wallpaper. You might choose a bold color or keep it simple by matching. VRBO and AirBNB listings are all about the image. You only have once to make a great impression with your guest suite. Go fun and funky in the bathroom. In the playroom, add an easel and sketch pad or canvas to encourage kid's creativity. The style is modern enough for teens to think it cool for their bedrooms. Family rooms and game rooms would also be likely options for this wall covering. You could even find a way to make a game with the design on an oversize bulletin board. It could even become a very unique way to display family photos in an abstract family tree. Interactive wallcoverings from Black & White Resource Library Wallpaper Book by York Wallcoverings make multi room home decor effortless. York is committed to a minimal environmental footprint, using smokeless and water-based inks, being low VOC, causing no ozone depletion, being cadmium and mercury free, and printing on papers from managed renewable forests.