Designing Around My Faux Grasscloth Wallpaper

I’m back to talk more wallpaper with you! I started this particular series on my newsletter, Home Matters, where I explained how I would design around one of my wallpaper designs with Fancy Walls. Sign up here, by the way, if you don’t want to miss out on this extension of the DGD brand, or you can just click here to read that one newsletter for free.

Although I’ve grown super comfortable with wallpaper as a design element in a room over the years, I know it’s not in everyone’s wheel house, so that’s why I thought it might be helpful to share a roundup of accents that complement one individual wallpaper pattern. This is a jumping off point to help get your inspiration going, and to show you what I’m envisioning in my head when I consider adding wallpaper to a room. The particular pattern in today’s mood board is my Sand Retro Talbott Faux Grasscloth wallpaper. Since it’s a neutral color, I was able to go a little bolder with the furniture and art that I chose. It’s still an overall relaxing design, but those pops of rich color and texture make the room feel more multi-dimensional and interesting.

Designing Around My Faux Grasscloth Wallpaper:

1. Faux bonsai tree

2. Faux string of fishhooks plant

3. Curtain panels

4. Faux grasscloth wallpaper

5. Dresser

6. Soft blue/green paint color

7. Landscape art print

8. Water lily art print

9. Portrait art print

10. Gray throw pillow

11. Striped throw pillow

12. Checked throw pillow

13. Nightstand

14. Bed frame

15. Faux jade plant

16. Faux dracaena plant

17. Area rug

18. Table lamp

Spoiler alert: I really am planning on putting this wallpaper up in our bedroom, which is why I included all of our actual furniture in the mood board, like our nightstands and bed frame. Even the soft blue/green paint color I picked out mimics the tone of the limewash we have on the lower half of our space as you would see it today. This design is my dream of how our bedroom could evolve, so I hope you’ll stay tuned for the real transformation to come using this design as inspiration. What’s your favorite thing in the mood board? Would you try this bedroom design out in your own home?

Pssssst…You can see my full collection of original wallpaper designs with Fancy Walls here!

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