Woodland Tapestry Wallpaper

Woodland Tapestry Wallpaper from Ronald Redding Arts & Crafts Wallpaper Book by York Wallcoverings depicts a forest glen with leaping deer, birds, acorns, and acanthus scrolls on a small leaf motif. At first glance, you see the scrolls and tiny leaves behind. On second glance, your eyes focus in on the crown cranes, pheasants, and the fawns. The drop match makes the animals appear to be more random because they do not appear in a straight line. This decorative design has a dimensional quality you usually see in hanging tapestries. Matte inks render a designer finish. Woodland Tapestry Wallpaper is available in red, black, neutral and sage. This archival print makes a masculine statement in the hunting lodge. Can you see it flanking a stone fireplace with oversize leather furniture? Imagine it in the cabin mudroom or drop zone. We envision it in the craftsman hallway and then climbing the staircase above a board and batten installation. Put the decorative arts on display in your half bath. The traditional nature is excellent for use in the study. Think about Downton Abbey, remember the Lord of the manor, and you might see his library. A man's den is exactly the space you would expect to see deer and pheasants, both in a wallpaper and as taxidermy trophies. Incorporate Mission style furniture in the condo living room. A nature motif in the farmhouse dining room offers a cozy place to entertain family and friends. Comfort is key in the guest suite that you want to use as a vacation rental. This wall covering brings back a love of natural woods, earth tones and decorating with classic lines. 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.