You expect shading and paneling (slight difference in color between strips) with natural materials like grasscloth. But when a paper is made from start to finish in a factory, with inks mixed up by computer and applied by machine, you expect the color to be uniform.
Yet, in this product by York, you can see there is difference in color intensity between the right and left sides of the paper. This is not real bad, and this room does not have a lot of long seams, so the color differences aren’t too noticeable.
But if this were, for instance, a 9′ high bedroom accent wall, or a whole dining room, the color variation might be displeasing.
York, and this Sure Strip line of theirs, is one of my favorite brands. But lately, I have had good number of defects – most of them related to printing problems.
Tags: accent wall, bedroom, color, defects, dining room, grasscloth, natural, paneling, printing, seams, shading, sure strip, variation, wallpaper, York
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