Ronald Redding Passages Wallpaper

Passages Wallpaper from Astoria Wallpaper Book by Ronald Redding from York Wallcoverings exemplifies the gardener's maze with an unbroken line in raised inks that allow you to close your eyes and imagine the awaiting adventure. This pattern is extra washable which may be useful on staircases and along hallways where people may trace the lines with their fingers. We have noticed the horizontal lines are a little thinner giving the appearance of pathways and dimension. White lines are crisp against the matte finish backgrounds. Passages Wallpaper uses colors of taupe, cream, grey, green and blue. Use the walls of your condo lobby like a modern canvas. Greet guests with an energetic geometric wallpaper on the ceiling of a studio apartment. What happens when you stack the small lines of a maze up a staircase? You get a stunning backdrop for displaying modern art. Classic meets contemporary in the home office when you layer a geometric wallpaper with linen curtains, a houndstooth chair, and a toile cushion on the window seat. Graphic designs bring a masculine approach to living room design. Consider wallpaper inside wall panels in the dining room for a touch of sophistication. Multiple colors make this wallcovering versatile for a Jack and Jill bathroom. Coordinate the colors to the adjoining bedrooms. If you need to keep the nursery walls theme neutral, use a simple wallpaper and express the theme with bedding, stuffed animals and artwork instead. It effortlessly presents as a guest room when you are ready to sell. For those who prefer more minimal decor, a decorative wallpaper behind bookshelves or inside closet cubbies keeps visual noise to a minimum. Coordinating new and archival wallcoverings from Astoria Wallpaper Book by Ronald Redding from York Wallcoverings offer endless decor opportunities. Ninety percent of the collection is Made in Pennsylvania, USA, and continues the York brand's commitment to quality eco-friendly wallpapers.