The process from beginning to end on ordering, receiving and now seeing my beautiful wallpaper up on the ceiling of my office rebuild was fantastic. Customer serv...
One sample and one true-to-scale 24″ × 24″ panel — same pattern, same material. See the color, texture, and repeat before you commit to rolls.
Includes 1 Peel & Stick sample and 1 Peel & Stick 24″ × 24″ panel.
A warm cream and weathered green ground hosts a tightly stacked composition of cedar-shingled cottages — pitched roofs, dormer windows, brick chimneys — rendered in dusty rose, weathered green, and soft cream with confident block-color shapes and minimal interior detail. Climbing roses, ivy, and shrubs frame each cottage in deeper green and pink. White picket fencing anchors the foreground.
Scale is large and the layered composition reads almost like a hill-town view — cottages stacked at varied angles, with the eye traveling through the composition rather than across a flat repeat. The palette is unusually committed: dusty rose, weathered cedar pink, soft sage-grey-green, with cream and dark green providing structural contrast. The drawing style is graphic and confident, somewhere between a 1950s travel poster and a contemporary cut-paper illustration.
Belongs in a New England-style guest bedroom, a powder room in a coastal cottage, a stair hall in a shingle-style home, or a child's bedroom with character. Pairs with painted-wood furniture in cream or pale green, woven hooked rugs, brass nautical fixtures, and white-and-pink ticking-stripe upholstery. The pink palette is sun-friendly in any orientation; reads especially warm in evening lamplight. A specific paper for a specific architectural vernacular — Cape Ann, Block Island, Sconset.