Brooklyn based designer and artist Rebecca Atwood introduced her original collection of wallpaper today online. Her studio process of mark making, painting, marbling, and experimentation comes to life, bringing favorite patterns to a new surface.
As with her fabric line, much of the inspiration for Atwood’s wallpaper line came from her childhood growing up on Cape Cod – the crisp September days with swirling ocean waves and curling petals falling from the garden mark the end of summer set the scene for this collection.
The wallpapers are printed in Connecticut on a clay-ground paper. Printing to order allows for minimal waste of yardage. Check out all their fall wallpapers here!
Roundup: 12 Cosy Textile DIYs for Fall
When autumn rolls around, there’s nothing I like better than getting out all my chunky knits and soft woollen blankets in preparation for the cooler days ahead. But why stop there when you can add that snug feel to your home as well? Click through for 12 super cosy textile projects for fall and winter.
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