Library Wallcovering could be a functional geo-textile or it could be a woven sharkskin material for a lady’s suit. Appearances can be deceiving, but the slight texture and minimal crosshatched design do make this wallcovering resemble fabric, while the vinyl composition makes it durable and scrubbable.
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A sturdy fabric look-alike, Boss Tweed wallcovering is pretending to be a woollen weave or an industrial cloth used in manufacturing. In subdued colouration, this durable vinyl pattern brings a pleaseing texture to a room, used solo or as an adjunct to a compatible design.
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Dots and dashes flow earthward forming narrow irregular lines against contrasting colour. The simple pattern is inked on a solid field and this durable vinyl wallcovering has minimal texture.
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Like fine woven silk shantung, The Printery wallcovering has subtle texture with just enough horizontal striation to add interest when struck by light. In addition, there are flecks of colour and thread-like lines added to the mix.
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Modern manufacturing techniques seem to work miracles: taking one substance and making it look like another in a sort of twenty-first century alchemy. Radiator, for example, takes vinyl, a durable, washable material, and makes it look like beautiful stucco or plaster work with the characteristic texture. Use this marvellous wallcovering in a rustic, industrial, or contemporary setting in beige, aqua, or cream.
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