Natural Resource Volume 3 is full of specialty wallcoverings meticulously crafted with wonderfully natural fibers and materials that are unique and tactile. Exotic and glamorous yet handcrafted in nature, these refined designs instantly elevate with sustainable style. This collection of natural wallcoverings is effortlessly elegant while organic and approachable.
An open, textured weave of natural raffia and paper, this wallcovering is perfectly imperfect, subtle tonal variations that give it its distinctive texture and beauty.
A modernized scalloped geometric pattern of alternating colors, with a linen mesh overlay on top.
Point Lobos is a hypnotizing geometric pattern with a slightly bohemian look printed on a paperweave ground.
Navajo is a woven raffia wallcovering with an added fine braid accent placed horizontally every 7 inches.
A large-scale botanical with a soothing design, Wildflower's pattern is printed with fine sisal placed on top to add a softened effect.
A mosaic pattern made with carefully cut geometric pieces of raffia that are placed on metallic ground.
Named after King Arthur of Scotland where tweed originated, Arthur's Tweed is a marvelous menswear-inspired paperweave that is woven to look like tweed. It is polished with a hint of ruggedness.
Encinitas is a specialty wallcovering authentically made with dried banana stem. The fibers are printed with ink and cut into planks creating a distinctive paneled effect.
Hand-braided strips from dried palm leaves are then cut into 12" panels and mounted on nonwoven paper. The Natural color is the original state of the dried palm leaves, the Straw and Grey colorways are dip-dyed.
