Grasscloth Resource Vol. 5 is a dynamic collection of wallcoverings featuring natural woven grasses, raffia, leaves and paper weaves. These wallcoverings boast sheen, texture and an endless color palette. From chic neutrals to saturated hues, it offers a whole new range of tactile options that are a sophisticated step above.
La Palma, an island known for its many banana trees, is made of the stems of the banana plant. When harvested, it is cut into thin planks that are dyed and paperbacked. The natural variances are inherent to its beauty.
An all-over knotty and chunky grasscloth, woven with grasses cultivated from the mountains. Multi tones of color are printed on top.
Artfully dyed in vibrant colors, the raffia ribers from palm trees are woven to create this stunning wallcovering. Raffia Palm is soft to the touch despite its many knots and natural variations.
This special hand-made grasscloth is printed with a color on top and then cut into squares. The squares are then laid out by hand and glued down creating a crafty basketweave design.
Using the same woven mountain grass from the Sutton grasscloth with a printed vertical pin stripe on top.
Abaca is prized as being an incredibly strong fiber that comes from banana leaves. A natural ombre effect comes from the dying technique paired with the natural tones of the fibers.
Straw Jute is made of horizontal paper yarn woven with a vertical jute thread to give an abundance of warmth and texture.
Dyed paper is woven together on a dobby weaving machine to create Calistoga. This paperweave has a strong multi-tonal quality and a woven fabric look.
An intricate and tightly woven two-tone paperweave that gives the look of a fine linen.
