Charles Rupert Designs “Eco-Wallpaper”

by jennae on April 30, 2008

Charles Rupert\'s \"Eco-Wallpaper\"

It can be tough finding wallpaper that holds up to the scrutiny of the most environmentally-friendly decorator: there is production of the paper itself and the backing to consider, as well as the paintstaking and sometimes toxic task of putting it up. The “Eco-Wallpaper” collection from Charles Rupert does a good job of answering that challenge. These wallpapers are all printed on 100% paper base (not vinyl) and use water-based inks. The formaldehyde-free paper is produced from sustainable, managed forests, and the production process creates mostly benign byproducts such as water. Additionally, the inks and coatings are water-based with very low VOC levels. And for the final part of the wallpapering process, all wallpapers are installed with traditional wheat paste or cellulose paste, which are made from powder and mixed with water and produce no VOCs.

Since damask is so hot right now (and even inspired the Green Your Decor header), Charles Rupert’s St. James’s Damask in Terra Cotta and Bronze Green is shown above.

Price of the pattern shown above: $135 per 33′ (double) roll


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