Grasscloth and natural fiber wallpaper add something no printed paper can: actual texture — the woven surface of jute, seagrass, or sisal that catches light... Read More
Grasscloth and natural fiber wallpaper add something no printed paper can: actual texture — the woven surface of jute, seagrass, or sisal that catches light differently at different times of day and reads as material rather than image. At Lulu and Georgia, the grasscloth wallpaper collection includes authentic woven grasscloth, sisal and jute weaves, linen and textile wall coverings, and printed natural-texture effects on paste and peel-and-stick substrates — in neutral and warm tones suited to rooms that want warmth without pattern.
What grasscloth wallpaper does Lulu and Georgia carry?
The collection includes authentic woven grasscloth in natural, bleached, and dyed colorways, sisal and jute woven wall coverings, linen-effect textile wallpapers, printed natural fiber texture designs for a lower-cost alternative to woven grasscloth, and neutral and tonal options in cream, tan, warm grey, and dark brown. Most grasscloth is sold by the roll with coverage noted on each product page; some styles are available in peel-and-stick format.
Is authentic grasscloth wallpaper worth the premium over printed alternatives?
Authentic woven grasscloth has a tactile and visual quality that printed alternatives genuinely cannot replicate at close range — the irregular weave, the slight variation in fiber, and the way it responds to light are all properties of a real material. From a distance, a high-quality printed natural-texture wallpaper is a convincing alternative. For living rooms, primary bedrooms, and dining rooms where the wall is examined up close and daily, authentic grasscloth is worth it. For a powder room, a hallway, or a space where you’re rarely seated near the wall, a printed alternative is a reasonable choice.
How do I care for and clean grasscloth wallpaper?
Grasscloth is not washable — do not apply water or cleaning solution directly to the surface. Dust lightly with a soft brush or dry cloth. Spot-clean very carefully with a barely damp cloth and blot rather than rub; test in a hidden area first. Avoid installing grasscloth in bathrooms or high-humidity spaces, where moisture will cause the natural fibers to mold. Grasscloth is also susceptible to fading in direct sunlight — install where light is indirect or filtered.
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