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York, Ink. - York Wallcoverings
York , Ink .
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Outward Bound
The bathroom is a sanctuary, a quiet place to relax and pamper, so, why not try to get the most out
of it by thinking beyond the borders that define it (like four walls) and making way for a whole new
communion with the outdoors?
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Pump Up Your Decor with Wallpaper
by Holly Becker
because I like some visual breathing space,
but pattern does add extra life to a space
and on the walls, it adds style and
dimension. Have you heard of
Pennsylvania-based wallcoverings company
called York? They recently started to print
two and three-color designs on their
centuries-old surface print presses with a
distinct painterly effect and a modern
vibe. A few of my favorite patterns are
shown below. To see many more, visit
their website for the complete range.
So yes, wallpaper… it’s a big bold YES
PLEASE on my decorating to-do list. I love
it but must confess to currently having
none in my home. I know, I know… I feel
rather uncomfortable saying that given
how often I suggest it to friends, select it
for others and gape almost stupidly at it
while shopping or surfing online. I need
to put my love into action and slap some
on my walls one of these days but I have a
problem that I’m willing to bet lots of you
face, too. The problem (also known as an
excuse!) is that I have massive ceilings and
huge rooms so to paper a single wall would
be a very big undertaking – quite labor
intensive and expensive – and since I still
rent my property and am unsure as to how
long I will remain in this space, it’s
Ashford House's Silhouettes
Collection, Antonina Vella Designs'
Dolce Vita Collection, Antonina Vella
Designs' Contempo Collection, York
Wallcoverings' Bistro 750 Collection.
something I keep battling – should I or
should I not? Recently I decided to try
some alternatives which I will show in my
next book now that Decorate has been on
the shelves for 7 months already – I feel
100% eager to take on another decorating
book project and in it, you’ll see my home
Comfortable, stylish, fresh yet familiar and
but then taking it up a notch to add a bit
“at home” is what most of us try to achieve
more because decorating should have a bit
as we’re decorating our homes. For me,
of an oomph element to it, don’t you
I’m all about creating a space that reflects
think? That’s why I’ll be a forever friend of
those living in it in the most authentic way
wallpaper. I don’t need it in every room
and the ways that I will be applying
wallpaper in unexpected ways.
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Fresh Wallpaper Patterns for Your Home
When it comes to pattern in the home all
I can say is, YES, PLEASE! Yesterday over
at Real Simple I wrote about my favorite
Decor8 blog
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wallpaper prints from York Wallcoverings
and I’d like to quickly share them along
with two others from a company called
Kreme Life… But first, the two Kreme
Life patterns that caught my eye – I love
these. The pink pattern is called Giraffes
and the other is Yellow Birds. These are
not for the color shy or those in fear of
bold statement making pattern! Bold
papers work so nicely in small spaces as
well as larger rooms – for instance inside
of a glass cabinet or in a small guest
bathroom. I imagine the pink and orange
paper shown below featured behind a bed
in a guest room – fun and bright – with a
duvet and bed linens in stripes and tiny
floral patterns with a retro feel. I can see it
in little girl’s bedroom, to0. It’s very retro
and charming, don’t you think?
Next, let’s look at these papers below from
York Wallcoverings. You can find them all
on their website.
These patterns are quite smart looking,
don’t you think? I love the “mix + match”
combination using two different patterns
in blue and white – very chic! I appreciate
all styles from retro to modern and find
that if you tap into your creativity a bit
and use your imagination, you can mix
lots of different styles as long as your
colors match and some pieces in the room
are tame – for instance, wild and crazy
wallpaper with furniture that has clean
lines and then for fun, one funky chair or
Ashford House's Silhouettes
Collection, Antonina Vella Designs'
Dolce Vita Collection, Antonina Vella
Designs' Contempo Collection, York
Wallcoverings' Bistro 750 Collection.
a crazy lamp — that is the way to go for
me. Of course, we all have our own
personality which should be directly
translated into our room decor, so you
may love tons of busy patterns in a single
space (or none at all) and well, if you love
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it then knock yourself out because it’s
your home – you can do whatever you
want!
BUT for those of you who currently get
stuck with mixing patterns and color then
a good decorating “rule” to follow is to
pick a focal point in the room – a good
leading lady or man - (wallpaper, art, your
patterned sofa) and then mix in your
“supporting actors” around the focal point
being careful that everything complements
the star of the show — though as you
experiment and gain decorating
confidence it’s a good idea to throw in a
little healthy competition and to not play
it too safe which is why I suggest adding in
something that competes with the focal
point – like a lamp that is out of scale in
the opposite corner from the focal point
or a chair off to the side in a wild, totally
bonkers pattern. Healthy tension is good
but if every single thing in a room is
fighting for attention it all can be very
overwhelming and draining to the person
living there and to your guests.
With everything though – edit, edit, edit!
I preach the power of editing because
often it’s the few pieces that you remove
from a styled bookcase that ends up
making the display look finished and
gorgeous.
One last bit before I go, remember what
Coco Chanel once said, “The most
courageous act is still to think for yourself.
Aloud.” I believe this applies to decorating
– it takes courage to bring your ideas to
life through your interiors but go for it
and enjoy the process and the results.
Think for yourself, aloud, in your interior
style.
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Out of the Blue
Boost an aura of calm in your home by selecting shades that simulate the night sky.
There’s no better accent color than midnight blue — it instills a little mystery, added depth, and subtle drama to your home.
Whether you splash your walls with the hues of deep oceanic waves, stack luxurious sapphire towels, or display an indigo vase,
the rich shade of navy will leave you feeling anything but blue. Pittsburgh’s decorating and design experts offer a variety of
products and ideas, from sofas to backsplashes to artwork, that will keep your blue streak alive and pulsing.
Azure Walls Dolce Vita Collection, Peerless Wallpaper and Design, Mimi in
Blue from AVD Dolce Vita Collection
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Pulling Designs Out of the Past for
Present-Day Walls
been re-sized; the better to fit modern
in nine colorways. "Charleston Damask" is
rooms and re-colored, the better to suit
at once traditional and terrific in more
modern tastes. Seems the l8th and l9th
contemporary settings. In your words,
centuries loved brighter and more sharply
"formal, but not fusty or busy."
contrasting colors than do we of the 21st
century. And for a logical reason, explains
Here, it's complemented from above by
legendary wallpaper maven Ronald
another Ron Redding design on the
Redding, vice president of design at York
ceiling, an architectural pattern called
Wallcoverings in York, Pa. (www.yorkwall.
"Pharaoh." Once de rigueur in well-dressed
com).
rooms, ceiling wallpaper is a smart
solution, Redding reminds. Especially low
"They lived by candlelight, so they needed
ceilings: "Choose a design with some
colors to be brighter and cleaner,"
metallic in it," he said.
Redding said. Think of George
Charleston Damask DM3784 from RRD
Brocades & Damasks and Pharoah
KA5334 from RRD 18 Karat
Q: We are slowly doing over a Greek
Revival house. There's been a lot of serious
rehab, so we're just getting to the "fun"
part — choosing colors and wallpapers.
But it's not so much fun after all: I'm
overwhelmed, especially when looking at
all those books in the wallpaper shop!
Could you help me narrow down my
choices to designs that would be
appropriate for a house that dates to l910?
We are people who like formal, own
antiques, but don't want fusty or busy.
A: No problem, as the kids say. The world
of modern wallpapers is rich with historic
patterns taken straight out of design
history. You can dress your rooms in what
elegant walls were wearing during the
French Empire, say, or in l8th-century
Virginia or l9th-century Charleston,
thanks to contemporary wallpaper
manufacturers that are eagerly mining the
past for present-day interiors.
In fact, today's versions are literally "new
and improved:" Many of the patterns have
Washington, painting the new Mount
"The reflection will make the ceiling look
Vernon ballroom a bright Prussian blue,
higher and the room livelier."
and Thomas Jefferson, dining within
electric yellow walls at Monticello, he said.
Q: Want to see — and hear — how the
other half really lived?
By contrast, Redding says he often softens
colors when he's adapting historic papers
A: Newport, R.I., where the Astors and
— aka "documents" — for the
Vanderbilts did play, is gearing up for its
reproductions for which York is famous.
sixth annual Newport Mansions Wine &
Founded in l895, and still using Surface
Food Festival, Sept. 23-25. Star of the
presses made in the same year, York is the
three-day fest is famed Italian chef, TV
oldest and largest wallcoverings
star and restaurateur Lidia Bastianich,
manufacturer in the U.S.
who'll be hosting the Sunday jazz brunch
and signing books at Marble House, one
Thanks to Redding, who has spent more
of 11 historic properties in Newport that
than 30 years developing it, York holds a
span more than 250 years of American
world-class archival collection of original
architecture.
designs that date to the late l700s.
Swatches of fabric, scraps of drawings,
cracked-and-creased folds of wallpaper
block-printed by hand — York's archives
are literally a treasure-trove of old ideas
waiting to inspire new designs.
Take "Charleston Damask," for example, a
signature damask Redding rethought from
an old French design from the mid-l800s.
Dramatically rescaled — there's a
24-one-fourth-inch repeat - it's now offered
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Wallcoverings subtly capture light with recycled glass beads. These wallcoverings
radiate warmth with a palette of luminous hues including Olson’s signature peacock
colorway.
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Wall Decorations
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Keen on Green
Yeah, yeah, I know Honeysuckle Pink has been deemed the Color of the Year. But, for me, how
a color makes me feel kicks any trend to the curb. And this spring, there’s something about
green—not kelly or hunter, more lime, chartreuse, peapod—that makes my soul sing. All I know
is that I have to get some of this feel-good hue in my home stat. Here’s the best of what I found
when I tapped into my inner green goddess. Oh, me like!
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Jacobs Advocates a Balanced Approach
to Pattern & Design
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Pictured: Carey Jacobs' home showcases her passion for
wallcoverings. Here, this large floral trail in blue and green on a
white ground (VL9017) is from "Taramia" by Antonina Vella Designs.
$69 per single roll, www.yorkwall.com.
Large Floral Trail VL9017 from Taramia
Pattern on the wall? No pattern on the
With the wealth of wallpaper on the
wall? In interior designer Carey Jacobs
market, Jacobs affirms that there are many
estimation, a well-designed home will
choices available to suit the homeowner’s
have both.
personality perfectly—whether the
consumer is looking to create a traditional
"In the '80s and early '90s, it was not
setting or a contemporary one, something
uncommon to see an entire house
bold or something subdued.
wallpapered with bold patterns," says
Jacobs, Director of Retail Operations for
"People are looking to personalize their
York Wallcoverings, "Then the pendulum
homes and express their personality
swung to the opposite extreme, and the
through their decorating choices," Jacobs
trend was no paper and only paint. Today
enthuses. "Paper offers so many choices."
there is a better balance. It's all about
layering and choosing the areas you want
With consumers rediscovering the
to highlight."
transformative power of pattern on the
wall, Jacobs sees this as an exciting time for
This balanced approach is better than the
wallpaper. "The clear trend is that people
absence of pattern altogether or,
are using wallpaper. There are no rules,
conversely, the overuse of pattern that
and people are having fun experimenting
provides visual overload. "Bold pattern
with scale, texture and pattern."
next to bold pattern can be too much for
the eye," Jacobs states. Her
Jacobs' appreciation of wallpaper was
recommendation: "Pair a bold pattern
preordained when her father purchased
with a texture or a grasscloth to provide
York Wallcoverings and turned a failing
the visual relief your eye needs. Transition
enterprise into a successful and influential
areas are important."
company. She grew up loving wallpaper
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"I loved the lilac! The pattern is a tad traditional but the two
contrasting colors make you look twice. It’s a surface print, so it has
a handcrafted, painterly quality which is a little whimsical. I’m using
this in a little girl’s bedroom, but the pattern spans generations. It
can go anywhere, including a kitchen."– Carey Jacobs, interior
designer
“Vibrant mustard yellow paint may easily overpower a room, but
wallpaper this color with a toss of metallic gingko leaves is neither
overly busy, nor a color combo you’ll tire of. Statement wallpaper
like this serves as wall art: no one will notice that you haven’t gotten
around to finding the perfect piece above the sofa." – Carey
Jacobs, interior designer
Scenic Vines in White on Lilac (AP7423) from "Silhouettes" by
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Leone in Metallic Silver on Mustard (GM1256) from "Contempo" by
Antonina Vella Designs, $73 per single roll; www.yorkwall.com.
and interior design, so after earning a
launched Carey Lind Designs in 2007.
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Art History
Over the last four years, she has brought
and Communication, she naturally
her appreciation of traditional design, her
gravitated toward the family business.
penchant for innovative solutions and her
great eye for layering pattern and color to
Over the next decade and a half, her
a diverse clientele.
experience at York Wallcoverings ran the
gamut, from organizing sample rooms and
On top of that, Jacobs is the mother of
compiling pattern survey boards to
twins, Finn and Lexie, who are a source of
participating in national marketing efforts
inspiration as she fulfills her passion for
and designing wallpaper collections in
turning interior spaces into personal
close collaboration with the design studio’s
havens that people love.
artists.
Coupling her design expertise with her
family entrepreneurial spirit, Jacobs
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7 Reasons To Love Metallics
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Piazza RZ3314 from Ronald Redding
Designs Bronze Age
Where Bronze Takes First Place
Bronze earns its stripes in Piazza, a velvety
floral stripe from a collection celebrating
the metal—“Bronze Age” by Ronald
Redding Designs. Redding calls it the
“earthiest” of metals, but the patterns are
nothing short of breathtakingly elegant.
Piazza in Brown-Blue on Bronze (RZ3314)
from Bronze Age by Ronald Redding
Designs, $74.99 per single roll.
Also available in Ivory on Beige (RZ3312);
Beige on Mustard (RZ3313); Black on
Cream (RZ3315); and Beige on Silver
(RZ3316).
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Wallpaper Takes a Walk on the Wild Side
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Animal prints and skins have been all the
rage on Fall fashion runway shows—and
these looks also can add allure to your
walls. Courtesy of the Wallcoverings
Association, take a look at six great animal
looks that can transform your home décor
into something wild.
Python NT8988 from Ronald Redding Designs Natural Instincts
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Zebra NT8966 from Ronald Redding Designs Natural Instincts
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Making Do
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York Archives Collection from Ronald Redding Designs, Velvet Paisley flock from Stacy Garcia
If you're getting ready to do your fall
to be old to be popular they just have to
Ashley has identified as "Nostalgic Chic,"
clean-up, sorting-through and toss-out, you
look old. As you shop this fall, you'll
which is grounded in inspirations from
might pause on that last task. "Old" is the
notice that many of the latest
the past that are classic, romantic and
new "new," according to design experts
wallcoverings, fabrics and furnishings have
subdued. Colors from this palette include
who say key words in home decorating
a vintage or patina appearance. Design
shades of frosted almond, warm taupe,
trends are "weathered," "recycled,"
experts say that this is because "old" carries
brown-cast rose tones, plums and purples
"refurbished" and "repurposed." It's "in" to
connotations that consumers crave.
pushed toward the mauve side.
keep those things that are well-loved and
even a little worn, and "keeping up with
"This reclaimed look gives us a feeling of
the Joneses" is a thing of the far past.
comfort, nostalgia and stability because
Ecologically Sound
they have imperfections which add
There are several reasons for the rise of
character and remind us of the quality of
While consumers increasingly are seeking
this trend, suggested Suzanne Ashley,
craftsmanship of bygone times," Ashley
comfort, they also are seeking ways to be
Seabrook Wallcoverings' director of
says. "Using 'old' items also evokes a sense
more environmentally sound.
product development. "Interest in cable
of creativity because you are turning
television shows such as 'Antique Road
someone's discards into an item of value
Regardless of what happens with the
Show,' 'American Picker's and 'American
and beauty in your home."
economy, we can expect recycled and
refurbished looks to continue because of
Restoration,' are encouraging people to
appreciate old items that are part of our
According to Ashley, examples of these
this ever-growing environmental
country's history," Ashley says. "Also, the
comfortable designs include finishes that
consciousness. By repurposing old wood
tight economy, stretching consumers'
are distressed, crackled or sanded so that
into a cocktail table, for example, or metal
budgets to their limits, is forcing people to
different layers of paint are visible, as well
shelving into a new TV console,
use what they have such as old family
as faded, fabric effects. Additionally, "Old
"Homeowners can feel like they are being
hand-me-downs and make them work. So
lace designs seem to also be making a
'green,' " says Jennifer McConnell, vice
we are now seeing a mentality of 'old is
resurgence but styled in new ways," Ashley
president at the Pearson Co., which
new and is good.' "
states.
produces premium upholstered furniture
for customers nationwide.
Home furnishings don't necessarily have
All of these looks play into a trend that
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McConnell notes that Pearson is seeing
product development for York
and sand dollars in fun repeats, many
many aged, painted looks coming into the
Wallcoverings. Some of the looks go back
offered in retro colors of mod green,
market. They include "our 916 Gustavian
even further in time, although they are
yellow, orange, turquoise and black-and-
Grey finish, which is a soft worn gray with
being produced with very modern
white.
a raw umber wash, inspired by Swedish
techniques. "Some very special wallpapers
antiques," she reports, "and our 917
are embellished with 100-percent recycled
While old themes aren't for everyone,
French Plaster finish, a scrubbed white
glass beads sourced from automobile
designers say that many of us will choose
paint over natural wood that looks as if the
windshields. This technique adds both
to incorporate them to some degree into
paint has been washed off."
shimmer and texture to the wallpaper,"
our homes. According to Shaw, consumers
she says.
have grown more confident about design
and are willing to experiment,"mixing
Where occasional furniture is concerned,
"We are also seeing more aged metals, like
One look that consumers might be
styles and eras to create truly personalized
aged bronze and weathered travertine
surprised to see this year is flocked
interiors."
stones," McConnell says. "We have a new
wallpaper. "Velvet flocking is a 17th
center table that feels modern in shape;
century invention," Shaw notes. "York has
however, it uses bronze and travertine to
reinvented this technique with an
make it feel warm and approachable."
innovative fade-resistant nylon flock with
the same velvety sensuality."
One of the places where "vintage" is
making a huge splash is in wallpaper. In
Capturing a wide variety of nostalgic
case you've missed it, wallpaper is back in a
looks, wallpaper designer Ronald Redding
big way and especially wallpaper that
has introduced a collection of papers,
recalls a bygone era.
called "York Archives," that references
books on history, art and interior design.
"Many brand new wallpapers appear
Another book from York, called "The
plucked from a home of the 1960s, '70s or
Bistro 750 Collection," offers whimsical
'80s, yet they are very much of today,"
designs and lots of retro flair. Patterns
reports Gina Shaw, vice president of
include ovals, birds, pears, kitchen utensils
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