Popular back in the 1970s grass cloth has experienced quite a revival in the last little while. With expanded choices grass cloth is a natural decorative material that is have taken DIYers imaginations hostage. They’re pasting grass cloth onto bookcases, nightstands, mirrors and any other piece of furniture they can get their hands on. The possibilities are endless.
What is grass cloth?
Grass cloth is an interwoven fabric of natural grasses and fibers glued to paper or fabric. Though it comes in many varieties, most are single strands of sea grass held together by cotton thread.
What are some of the features of grass cloth?
Grass cloth is eco-friendly, renewable and most are constructed from natural fibers so are 100% recyclable. It adds warmth to your surfaces, helps hide defects and absorbs noise.
How is it used?
Grass cloth is typically used as a wall covering but you can also find them being used as tablecloths, place mats or rugs. On a small scale it’s being used as furniture covering and accents.
What can you use it for?
In addition to wallpapering, consider using it as a way to texturize a table top or serving tray. Jazz up a switch plate cover or make an alcove a little more inviting. Add grass cloth to your fifth wall (the part of the wall under the chair rail) to add a stunning effect to your room. Try it on the ceiling to help your room to stand out When wainscoting your home it’s typically bed boards or panels made from molding but you can try to use grass cloth instead to give it a textured, natural beauty that will heighten it’s presence.
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