Squeeze Wallpaper

Squeeze Wallpaper from James Joseph Rewind Wallpaper Book by Patton Wallcoverings squeezes rivers of ink into ogee shapes. They slightly resemble thought bubbles in a cartoon. Each variation layers the color from dark to medium to light. High contrast colors make the pattern look dimensional. Think hourglass or bodycon figures but with wallpaper. From a distance the pattern can appear similar to a honeycomb. Geometric designs are balanced and perfect to feature in wall panels or on a ceiling. Squeeze Wallpaper uses a palette of yellow, green, beige, hot pink, and turquoise. Go small but bold for a maximum statement in the entry. Guests may think they are on a trip when they walk up a staircase with this design. Normally, I would say do all the walls in the half bath, but if that feels too trippy, you can do just one. The distressed and matte colors help make your high gloss cabinets really stand out in the mudroom. This might be a bit much in terms of visual noise on the walls in a hallway, but that still leaves the ceiling wide open as your decorative space. For some, the retro vibe is quite nostalgic in the den with reminders of the boob tube and the Mod Squad. Budget friendly wallpapers are key in large spaces like a game room or family room. Squeeze fits your budget like a geometric fits behind the shelves in a pantry or a desk alcove in the kitchen. Shared spaces like bathrooms and playrooms are excellent for groovy, energetic designs. They keep people “Movin' on Up” or out as the case may be. Coordinating wallcoverings from James Joseph Rewind Wallpaper Book by Patton Wallcoverings offer designs that fit into retro and modern interiors for kids and adults. These pre-pasted and extra washable patterns are made by The Norwall Group, Inc.