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Harlem Toile Wallpaper (Grasscloth)

Sheila Bridges’ iconic Harlem Toile, printed on natural grasscloth. Her take on classic French toile tells Black stories, and it has been shown at the Cooper Hewitt and The Studio Museum in Harlem. The grayscale on grasscloth is soft and calm enough for a ceiling.

Also comes in multi-color on grasscloth and on paper. $350 a roll, four-roll minimum, made to order in the USA (4 to 6 weeks). Samples available.

$350.00

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ColorsGrayscale on Grasscloth, Multi Colored on Grasscloth, Sepia Brown, Black Multi Colored
MaterialGrasscloth or paper
Lead timeMade to order, 4 to 6 weeks
About Color

Every screen shows color a little differently. (Remember the blue-or-gold dress?) For a truer look, turn your brightness up, switch off night mode or any blue-light filter, and check it in daylight if you can.

Why we always say get a sample first:

  • See the scale. A sample shows how big the pattern really is, or how strong the color reads, against your actual space.
  • Feel it. Texture changes how a room looks, feels and holds up. Touch it before you commit.
  • Watch the light. Put it where it’ll live and look at it morning, noon and night. Daylight and lamps can make the same color look totally different.

Order a sample from Sheila Bridges Design first. It adds a few days, but it’s the best way to know you’ll love it, and it saves you the hassle of a return.

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Returns. Sheila Bridges Design’s return policy applies, so give it a look before you order, especially for made-to-order or custom pieces.

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From the maker

Sheila Bridges

New York interior designer known for bold color and for Harlem Toile de Jouy, the 2006 pattern that puts Black life into the scenes of classic French toile. Her work is in the collections of the Cooper Hewitt, the Brooklyn Museum, and the National Museum of African American History and Culture. See her in the Creator Archive.

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