Your clients’ walls are teeming with textural opportunity—all it takes is the right grasscloth. The catchall term refers to wallcoverings made from natural fibers (think raffia, sisal and jute), and they’re all about depth, dimension and touchability. Try one one of these seven tactile designs for your next project, in hues from olive to pumpkin.
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AGAVE IN OLIVE — ARTE
Crafted from sisal fibers, this subtly striated beauty will invigorate an understated room without overpowering the palette.
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LAUDERDALE IN PUMPKIN — THIBAUT
Available in nine unique colorways, including burnt orange, this basketweave-style wallcovering is composed of woven palm tree leaves.
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WOVEN HUSK — PHILLIP JEFFRIES Forged from sturdy banana bark, this color-washed number comes in five versatile hues and features a stain-repellent finish for added durability.
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METALLO — INNOVATIONS
Metallic foil accents give this sisal-based design, shown here in Bronze, a shimmery, slightly reflective finish.
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SYDNEY IN ROYAL BLUE — THIBAUT Horizontal strands of natural jute are applied to a colored ground to create this eye-catching design’s rhythmic, two-tone look.
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ENCHANTING PLANKS — PHILLIP JEFFRIES
Talk about graphic design: This wood-plank-inspired style, shown here in Carob, showcases a dashing geometric pattern fashioned from hand-dyed banana leaves.
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RAFFIA 2 COLLECTION — CMO PARIS Available in an assortment of striking motifs—including diamonds, checks and tortoiseshell—this hand-woven selection of raffia wallcoverings has serious artisanal appeal.
Products featured in this article have been sourced from BOH’s Collections vertical, a showcase of the latest debuts from some of the industry’s leading brands.
