Austin Ekkerson

Every pattern in this store starts the same way: as a seamless repeat, drawn so the motif runs continuously from roll to roll, with no visible seam and no broken line where two drops meet. The mid-century modern collection is built on a single organic geometric - connected rounded shapes and scattered dots, the kind of confident curve that defined 1950s and 1960s interiors. It is drawn once and then colored eighteen ways, from crisp black and white through sage green, terracotta, navy, mustard and blush pink. That is deliberate. Choosing wallpaper is usually a fight between a pattern you love and a color that works with your floors, your trim, and the light your room actually gets. Here you pick the pattern once, then pick the color separately. The farmhouse ticking stripes work the same way: an authentic woven ticking, the narrow warp stripe you would find on an old mattress or a French grain sack, rendered as a true repeat and offered across the same broad range of colors. Everything is printed on removable peel and stick vinyl. It installs without paste, repositions while you work, and lifts away cleanly, so it belongs in a rental as comfortably as in a house you own. One piece of advice worth more than anything else on this page: order the 2' x 1' swatch first. Color on a screen is a promise. Color on your own wall, in your own light, at eight in the morning and again at nine at night, is the truth. Swatches are inexpensive and they save you from an expensive mistake. Based in New York. New colorways and new patterns are added regularly - follow the store to see them as they land.