Shimmering Foliage in Heights Powder Room

Primed and ready for wallpaper.

Vanity wall done. I placed the trees so they would frame the mirror and light fixture evenly.

The slope is the underside of the stairs. At first the homeowners said not to paper this sloped area, as it is considered part of the ceiling.

After the first wall was papered, we decided that the slope would blend in better if it were covered with paper.

I’ve hung this Shimmering Foliage pattern before, but this is the first time in this gorgeous colorway. It really sets off the pretty moldings and white vanity in the room.

In this close up, you see the embossed (raised) texture in the vinyl surface. The gold is not metallic, but it sure shines!

Made by York, in the Candice Olson line. Just about everything she touches is glittery and elegant.
This is a non-woven material, and can be hung using the paste-the-wall method, although I pasted the paper instead, which makes it more pliable and also ensures that paste will get to all areas, including around intricate moldings and behind the toilet.
Non-woven papers will strip off the wall easily and in one piece when it’s time to redecorate.
Houston wallpaper installer.

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