I love it when homeowners are adventurous and willing to go BOLD. Well, this wild peacock pattern and strong color sure do that!
I hung this in the laundry room of a brand new contemporary townhome in the Montrose neighborhood of Houston. Other than this one lucky accent wall, every other wall in the entire home is plain white. 😦 A jolt of color and fun was sure called for!
One photo shows how I have rolled the paper out on the floor, to find the pattern match and plot where to place design elements.
Another photo shows the very narrow space – about 10″ ? – between the EXTREMELY heavy and unmoveable washing machine and the wall. I had to squeeze myself into that little space and reach way back about 30″ to the abutting wall, to get the first strip adhered and trimmed in place.
Rifle has been making paper goods for a long time. They have recently branched out into producing wallpaper. Smartly, and unlike many upstart companies, they researched how to make a good product, and partnered with York Wallcoverings (one of my favorite brands) to make their wallpaper. Good move!
This is a non-woven material, and I was able to use the paste-the-wall method.
I love the dark, dark green color, the vibrancy of the oranges, whites, and blues, and the luscious matt finish.
Tags: accent wall, bold, contemporary, houston, jolt of color, laundry room, matt, montrose, new, non-woven, paper, paste the wall, peacock, rifle, townhouse, wallpaper, washing machine, white, wild, York
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