Faux Resource is a collection of wallcoverings that are realistic interpretations of patterns like snake skin, grasscloth, marble, and cork. This alluring assortment of impressive faux textures and versatile surfaces are perfect to mix and match or use on their own. Varying print techniques and functional color combinations add dimension and visual interest beyond the first impression.
Tunica Basket was inspired by hand-crafted art. The emboss of the basket was developed by the studio and the tip printing on some colors gives a highlight of metallic.
Kissimmee’s embossed alligator pattern has an impressive 39" width offering 50–90% more coverage than wallpapers of lesser width.
The Montado Region of Portugal is where 50% of the world’s cork is harvested. This faux cork pattern imitates a real cork wallcoverin. A raised ink on this gravure print creates a soft, velvety feel.
Jindo Grass realistically simulates grasscloth wallpaper. It is gravure printed with a mix of tones and colors on vinyl with a grasscloth emboss. This rough, grass-like boodlecloth is offered in 10 colorways.
This pattern is a cross between stone and an antique Italian mirror. The layered textures and metallic colorways give it an aged effect.
This faux, surface-printed wood pattern features a thick raised ink that adds dimension and interest. A subtle background texture simulates natural woodgrain.
Textural artwork was the inspiration for this faux scale pattern. The gravure print's raised ink gives subtle texture and dimension.
Taluk Sisal replicates Thibaut's Shang Extra Fine Sisal in a durable vinyl wallcovering. We challenge you to test which one is the real deal ! The vinyl version doesn't seam or shade and as a Type II vinyl it is suitable for contract use. This gravure-printed pattern is on vinyl with a grass emboss.
Boa is a rotary screen-printed snakeskin pattern. The subtle colors make for a great background paper and the bold combinations with metallic make a louder statement.
