Is Marinière, Slate a Breton-style stripe?
It is a contemporary take on a classic stripe: vertical stripes of varied widths in dusty blue and soft grey, in confident gouache.
Where does Marinière, Slate suit?
The bathroom, entryway, hallway and laundry are suggested rooms, and its text also mentions bedrooms and living rooms.
How is Marinière, Slate different from Cowes, Loch?
Both are stripes on warm off-white. Marinière, Slate is dusty blue and grey in gouache, while Cowes, Loch is teal and sea green in watercolour.
What ceramics suit blue-grey stripes?
Matte white ceramics, natural linen and light oak.
Can you see brushwork in the blue-grey stripes?
Yes, the gouache brushwork adds a gentle, tactile dimension to the clean lines.
Blue striped wallpaper
Marinière, Slate has gouache vertical stripes in dusty blue and soft grey, Seaham, Midnight stripes of varied widths in ivory, powder blue and soft gold on deep navy and Selsey, Posy stripes in powder blue and soft blush. Murals are priced from $7.95 per square foot, with free shipping and duties included.
Striped wallpaper
Frinton, Honey is a vintage vertical stripe in ochre and mustard, Marinière, Slate gouache stripes in dusty blue and soft grey and Selsey, Posy stripes of varied widths in powder blue and blush. Murals are priced from $7.95 per square foot, with free shipping and duties included.
Can I order it in my exact wall size?
Yes. It is printed to the width and height you enter, as numbered panels 30 in (76 cm) wide with pre-trimmed edges. The panels hang edge to edge and the design matches straight across every join. Add about 4 in (10 cm) to each measurement for trimming.
Which finish should I choose: Non-Pasted, Pre-Pasted or Peel & Stick?
Non-Pasted is the classic option: you paste the wall, then hang the panels. Pre-Pasted has the adhesive on the back and is activated with water. Peel & Stick is self-adhesive, stays repositionable for 24 hours and is the easiest to remove later, which suits renters.
Can I see the real paper and colours before I order?
Yes. You can order a sample on the real paper first, and its price is credited back on your mural. Every screen shows colour a little differently, so the sample is the safest way to check.