If you follow me on Instagram, you may have already seen a preview of these grasscloth projects. This past week I grass-clothed (yes, it’s a verb) a hallway, a bathroom, the dining room ceiling, and our bedroom ceiling. More accurately, my wallpaper installer did. And I’m head over heels in grasscloth wallpaper love!!!
This paper is so gorgeous!
I used two different grasscloth wallpapers. This one (that is very affordable) that I used in the hallway has more texture, color, and a much larger weave. For our bedroom ceiling, I opted to use this one (a beauty from Scalamandre) with a tighter weave. It’s darker and has more black weaved in but still has some lighter tones. I love the texture and the way these two different grasscloths play with each other.
There was a casualty to this wallpaper installation. A few of the glass pieces on this chandelier broke, but thankfully I can order replacement pieces!
The paper on the ceiling really transformed the room! This ceiling was already special before, and now it’s even more so! The dark paper makes the chandelier and beams really shine. And I also love that the black makes the room feel larger but still cozy at the same time.
I’ve always loved a black ceiling, but black grasscloth is next level gorgeousness. The way the light reflects the texture is just so, so pretty! I also had this same paper added to the dining room. And can’t decide which application I like best.
In an open floor plan, it can be a struggle to create some visual separation. I love how the addition of the dark wallpaper on the ceiling makes this room feel like its own space. And because black recedes it also immediately made the room feel larger.
Last but not least, the office/guest room bathroom got grassclothed as well! In here I used the same paper as the hallway. And this texture in here is soooo good!
Grasscloth is a classic, in my opinion! And I love the darker tones so much. I can’t wait to finish styling these spaces!
PS – All of these photos are unedited phone snaps. I wanted to give you the most real, accurate look at these wallpapers.
I have always LOVED grasscloth. Yours look great. I have recently been thinking about using it above the wainscot in our master bedroom and then continue it into our master bath. The bath has both a large tub and an enclosed shower. The bath is large, with windows and good exhaust fan…so any steam is usually dispersed quickly. Would you be concerned about using grasscloth in there? I’ve looked at faux grasscloth vinyl wallcoverings, but nothing I’ve seen has the look of the real thing.