Print Press Coverage - York Wallcoverings · 750 Linden Ave. York, PA 17405-5166 Tel: 717-846-4456 HGTV Canada “Summer Home” Honeymoon Suite Episode August 24, 2011 Viewership

Issue 44

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Romantic Homes

November 2011

Circulation 78,000

Large Floral Trail in Blue and Green on White (VL9017) from Taramia by Antonina Vella Designs; Alessa in Pink, Yellow and Green (CM2305) from Dolce Vita by Antonina Vella Designs; Teahouse Parthenon in Blue (AR7425) from Archives II by Ronald Redding Designs; Leone in Metallic Silver on Mustard (GM1256) from Contempo by Antonina Vella Designs

750 Linden Ave.York, PA 17405-5166

Tel: 717-846-4456www.yorkwall.com

Extreme Makeover Home

Edition, Episode #903, Rucker

family, Madison, Georgia

October 9, 2011

Viewership 20,000,000

York Full Damask BQ0828 from Isabella Collection



HGTV Canada “Summer Home”

Honeymoon Suite Episode

August 24, 2011


Candice Olson Dimensional Surfaces CX 1200 Metallic Cork



HGTV Canada “Summer Home”

Parental Unit Episode

August 6, 2011


Stacy Garcia Luxury Wallpapers Grasscloth

Better Homes and Gardens,

Do It Yourself

Winter 2011

Circulation 535,000



Wallpaper dresser drawers: from the Francesca series of the Antonina Vella collection; yorkwall.com.

We Budget StyleA modest budget need not cramp your style. Cash in on penny-wise ideas and clever DIY projects to craft a bedroom that’s all about you.

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Wallpaper framed above mantel –Leaf Stripe in Yellow (AC6072) from Ashford House Designs’ “By the Sea” Collection from York Wallcoverings, 800/375-9675 yorkwall.com





Wallpaper framed above mantel – Grata in Green (CM2381) from Antonina Vella Designs’ “Dolce Vita” Collection and Leaf Stripe in Yellow (AC6072) from Ashford House Designs’ “By the Sea” Collection, both from York Wallcoverings, 800/375-9675 yorkwall.com





Corset wallpaper from Stacy Garcia Luxury Wallpapers, York Wallcoverings 800/375-9675; yorkwall.com.





Wallpaper – Roses from the Bella Rosa collection in Taupe on Robin’s Egg #LS6165

Extreme MakeoversWe gave six of our favorite design bloggers a dated piece of furniture and a challenge: Reimagine it as something fresh and fabulous. You’ll love what they did.





Wallpaper: Giacomo from the Dolce Vita collection in yellow #CM2376 by Antonina Vella – York Wallcoverings; 800/375-9675; yorkwall.com






Wallpaper – Celia from the Dolce Vita collection in green on white #CM2365 by Antonina Vella.





Entertainment CenterA stylist turns her expert eye on her unfinished walk-out basement, transforming the wide-open space into a cool hangout for the whole family.

Paintable textured wallcovering for accent wall – Diamond S Curve Dado #PT1871 – York Wallcoverings; 800/375-9675; yorkwall.com.



Better Homes & Gardens

Kitchen & Bath Makeovers

Winter 2011

Circulation 450,000

Shimmer and ShineCompany's coming. Get your kitchen and bath ready for the holidays by adding a touch of bling.



Creator’s Syndicate “Decor

Score” national column

Winter 2011

Circulation 3,000,000

Q: Our apartment is on the dark side,

literally. We face the wall of the building

next door, so the living room stays in

constant shadow. We tried to compensate

by lightening the wood floors and using

light beige upholstery. But it is still too

dark. Do you have any other suggestions?

A: It was wise of you to apply the physics

of color to your problem, a solution you’ll

find in many professional designers’ bags

of tricks. They know that color can work

visual magic, raising and lowering ceilings,

stretching the size of a room and changing

its mood. Ditto for slick and shiny surfaces

that reflect light and lift spirits, like a

glossy paint, mirrors, crystals and chrome.

Now you can add wallcoverings to the list

of enlighteners. The cool news from the

wallcoverings industry is about wallpapers

printed in translucent metallic and

pearlescent inks that add quiet shine to

your walls. Other new wallpapers are

dusted with mica chips, glass beads, even

Swarovski crystals so they sparkle and

shimmer in the light.

Many patterns are subtle, often monotone,

the better to play up the reflective

surfaces. In this glimmering living room, a

raised print design of curlicues is defined

with recycled sand and metallic accents.

The sand is applied with nontoxic glue

and clear-coated for durability, according

to the spokesperson for the manufacturer,

York Wallcoverings. (For more about the

“Eva” print from the Venezia Collection

by Antonia Vella Designs, go to yorkwall.

com.)

Other bright ideas are illuminating

designer rooms in the 2011 Holiday House

in New York through Dec. 11. Presented

by Traditional Home magazine to benefit

Susan G Koman for the cure, the Upper

East Side mansion overflows with

inspiration for holidays of all sorts, from

Christmas and Halloween to Mother’s Day

and birthdays.

New Year’s Eve is especially bright as

rethought by designer Andreea Avram

Rusu. “New Years is a nighttime thing, so

lighting is important,” she explained. Her

room at the Holiday House is wrapped in

dark wallpaper and handwashed with gold

so it sparkles in the light of two

chandeliers she made herself of brass and

stainless discs, Swarovski crystals and

semi-precious stones. “I wanted it to look

like exploding confetti,” Andreea

explained.

No need to wait till New Year’s to

enlighten your own home life. Resolve

now to brighten up the dark side with a

little glitter, gilt and glo



Creators Syndicate

September 5, 2011

Circulation 3,000,000

Forget Cars: Park Your Guests in the Garage

Q: Are we crazy to think of converting our

garage into a guesthouse — maybe a

"granny suite"? It has a cathedral ceiling,

concrete slab floor and opens into the

back garden, which is nice. We just need

some encouragement. Plus some ideas,

like what to do about the stained concrete

floor; should we cover it with hardwood or

ceramic tile?

A: Encouragement is easy: with the

American home officially shrinking —

goodbye McMansions, hello smaller

footprints — everyone is scrambling for

more usable space.

(We're not alone: according to a recent

news story in the U.K.'s Daily Mail, some

wealthy Londoners are digging really deep

for more living room — both into their

pockets and below the basements of their

townhouses.)

Garages are high on the hit list for

American families looking for extra space.

You're looking into one in the photo we

show here, used by Author Michael

Litchfield to illustrate his useful new

book, "Inlaws, Outlaws, and Granny Flats

— Your Guide to Turning One House into

Two Homes."

Thanks to the exposed rafters, light and

airy color scheme, the garage feels more

like a bed and breakfast than a place once

meant for parking. The homeowners now

park their weekend visitors there; in the

future, it may be home, long-term, to a

family member, who will find the new

space warm, cozy and welcoming.

Built into the new concrete, they had

poured on top of the existing slab, there's

radiant heating beneath the green slate

floor. Hardwood over radiant heating

tubing is another option (learn more at

Hardwoodinfo.com).

Architect Arleta Chang also designed a

cozy bookcase alcove for the Murphy bed

and used wide, white-painted wood

moldings to bring the soaring ceiling

down to more human size. The kitchen

and bath, unseen in this photo, make the

new space totally independent; an

added-on porch in front makes it open to

communication with the main house.

Another great resource for your endeavor:

an insightful — and inspiring — book

called "Garage," by Kira Obolensky.

Its 262 colorful pages also live up to its

subtitle, "Reinventing the Place We Park."

Q: What should we do with a long hallway

that connects the front entry to the

kitchen? It opens into the living room

through an archway and into the guest

bath before it gets to the kitchen. If we

paint the hall one color — we're thinking

of a warm yellow — do we have to use that

yellow in the other rooms that open off

the hall?

A: Nice, but not necessary. An accessory

here or there should be tie-in enough.

Were we talking about wallpapering that

hall, however, top designer Ronald

Redding has a formula to share. Redding

is the award-winning design director for

York Wallcoverings (whom we interviewed

last week), and he knows how to make the

utmost of a wallpaper's pattern and color.

In a hallway, he says, avoid busy patterns.

Opt instead for a stripe, say, something

tone-on-tone that eases your passage. "A

hall is a thoroughfare," Redding reminds.

In a power room opening off that hall, he

suggests, "something punchy on the walls,"

perhaps an over-scaled pattern that repeats

colors from the hallway paper.

"It's not so that a small room demands a

small pattern only," he says, shattering a

persistent bit of conventional thinking.

See what Redding and York Wallcoverings

are up to lately at www.yorkwall.com.



Times-Picayune

October 29, 2011

Circulation 157,068

A touch of class: Cool Stuff

Wall coverings with texture -- truly tactile or trompe l'oeil – can make a simply furnished or

small room extra interesting. These papers and decals will appeal to minimalists and those with

petite spaces, or anyone with a too-bare stretch of wall.

“Pucker Up Buttercup” by York Wallcoverings smacks of fun design. The pattern is made up of sketches reminiscent of Gibson Girls, some with ruby-red lips that catch the eye. The wallcoverings are made from renewable resources and contain low VOCs. $104 per double roll at Interiors & Extras, 324 Metairie Road, Metairie

Texas Monthly

November 2011

Circulation 300,000

NATURALORDER

hotlist

Feast onthese earth tones.

P R O M O T I O N

Midas Touch | A portion of the proceeds from Raven and Lily’s leather leaf earrings benefi t women in need. $22 at ravenandlily.com.

Reptile Style | Ronald Redding’s wall coverings get eco-chic, made

with renewable resources and water based inks. $67 per roll at

yorkwall.com.

Time MachineCount down to

fall with this green and gold TimexEasy Reader.$60 at Nordstrom, nordstrom.com.

Buckle Up | Note the detail on this sterling silver hand-engraved alligator buckle set by Horst Schrader. $695 at Pinto RanchFine Western Wear, Houston and Dallas, 800-393-8001.

Birds of a FeatherLayer these feathernecklaces to give anyoutfi t a strong, yetdelicate free spirit. $45–$64 at MaverickFine Western Wear,Fort Worth, 800-282-1315.

Luxe Layers | Cozy up in this Peter Nygard textured faux fur collar jacket without breaking the bank. $159 at Dillard’s, dillards.com.

Rock Star | This Chinese Gypsum Calcite lamp by

Katy Briscoe Home is like jewelry for the home. $5,000

at Longoria Collection,Houston, 713-621-4241.

Animal Instincts | Hunter and Deer, an unsigned oil on canvas housed in a carved wood frame, showcases warm, rich texture and color. $27,600 at Wilson Street Gallery, Fulshear, 281-533-0404.

Pure Glow | Give winter skin a radiant glow with Estée Lauder's Pure Color Illuminating Powder Gelee. $30 at Estée Lauder counters, esteelauder.com.

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Python (NT8988) from Ronald Redding’s Natural Instincts Collection



Your Decorating

Resource

October 2011

Readership 1,200

Putting the Kitsch in Kitchens

Kitchen Contours is just one pattern in the Bistro 750 collection from York.

Lemons are the theme of this other Bistro 750 pattern, which also is available in black and lime green on white as well as rust and yellow on white.

Place settings of silverware whimsically grace Silverware with Damask, another pattern in Bistro 750.

Kitchens have become sooo serious of late.

Maybe it's the popularity of gourmet TV

shows. celebrity chefs and space-age

appliances, but many kitchens in the last

few years have become less warm and cozy

and more like sleek and severe shrines to

haute cuisine.

However, kitchens don't have to feel as

stressful as an episode of "Iron Chef." They

can be as happy as any other room in the

house, suggests York Wallcoverings which

has put the fun back in kitchens with its

new “Bistro 750” collection.

Named after York's 750 Linden Street

headquarters in York, Penn., where it

cooks up all its designs, Bistro 750 is a

savory mix of novelty designs depicting

fanciful fruit, cutlery, kitchen utensils and

coffee cups. Colorways in the collection

encompass avocado, mustard and salmon

grounded with peppery blacks and salty

whites.

A prime example is Silverware with

Damask, a graphic rendering of a flatware

setting. The pattern is available in putty,

white and stainless steel on red (KB8566);

stainless steel, white and black on ivory

(KB8567); teal, white and lime on ivory

(KB8568); and stainless steel, white and

taupe on charcoal (KB8569).

Lemons are the theme of this other Bistro

750 pattern, which also is available in

black and lime green on white as well as

rust and yellow on white.

Another very retro and colorful pattern is

Kitchen Contours, which features a

collection of useful kitchen tools available

in white on black (KB8593); white on teal

(KB8590); white on beige (KB8591); white

on canary yellow (KB8595); white on

salmon (KB8596); silver on white

(KB8598); white on ruby red (KB8599);

and white on lime (KB8600).

Vintage in feel yet thoroughly modern,

the patterns serve up an easy way to

update a kitchen without the cost of a full

remodel ... truly some food for thought!

For more information on this and other

collections, visit www.yorkwall.com.



BHG Décor

Fall-Winter 2011

Circulation 450,000


The Wallcoverings featured in the chapter openers are from York Wallcoverings; 800/375-9675; yorkwall.com;Edda CM2341 from AVD Dolce Vita

Marianna TX5369 from AVD Francesca

BHG Décor, continued




Congas STG2027N from Stacy Garcia Traveler

Priscilla TX5399 from AVD Francesca

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Sailboat Toile AC6136 from ASH By the Sea

Paula Deen’s Christmas

Christmas 2011

Circulation



Walt Disney Signature, Illuminata WD 2916

Ring It InI just love having my friends and family over to help ring in the New Year. To keep things simple, I like to set up a hearty spread of appetizers that everyone ca graze from all night long. By filling my menu with plenty of dishes that I can make ahead—like most of the recipes in this chapter—I have plenty of time to enjoy my guests. This little entertaining trick also gives me time to make sure I catch Michael under the mistletoe a few times, too.



Fort Worth Star-Telegram

October 27, 2011

Circulation: 194,257

This is wallpaper? Trends incorporate faux treatments, glittering jewels and 3-D effects

Candice Olson Dimensional Surfaces Collection

Mystic Vine GC0857 from Stacy Garcia Luxury Wallpapers

Celebrities reinvent themselves all the time,

so why not a design element that has graced

walls since the days of ancient Rome? Playing

second fiddle to plaster and paint since the

'90s, wallpaper is shaking things up in the

design world again with curiously inviting

surfaces, tone-on-tone patterns, surprising

color schemes and sparkling embellishments.

Here, three top trends:

Traditional, with a twist

Traditional patterns look new in fresh color

palettes. "Blue Mountain" from Sherwin-

Williams reinvents a classic damask in

chocolate on turquoise (www.sherwin-

williams.com/do_it_yourself/wallpaper),

while Cole & Son gives mauve and orange

hues to vaguely familiar patterns in its Classic

Exotic Flock line. (www.cole-and-son.com) At

Farrow & Brown, the Broccato Papers

collection's lavender "Crivelli Rose" renews a

brocaded design of oak-tree plumes, acorns,

roses and trellising (us.farrow-ball.com), and

at Stark Wallcovering, "Lace, Beaded Black,"

created by British textile and wallpaper

designer Jocelyn Warner, pays tribute to

broderie anglaise lace with a graphic

black-on-white interpretation of it (www.

jocelynwarner.com/products/wallpaper/lace/

beaded-black).

Modern wallpapers are also replicating

traditional woods. From Wallpaper

Collective, "Scrapwood," designed by Dutch

designer Piet Hein Eek, captures the look of

old, distinctly colored vertical planks

(wallpapercollective.com/designers/

piet-hein-eek/scrapwood.html). Meanwhile,

masonry and the look of a well-loved library

comes from "Bookshelf," a clever offering of

Basildon Wallpapers' Special Effects

collection (www.wallpaperandborders.co.uk).

Artistic applications

Modular wall coverings -- available with

intricately carved wood, metal, vinyl and

even leather panels -- are also springing up in

paper formats. Mioculture's modular,

recycled paper-form collections are available

in styles with names like "Flow," "Ripple" and

"Acoustic Weave" (mioculture.com).

Designers Jaime Salm and Kris Daniel

created the lightweight 3-D wallpaper tiles on

the theory that two dimensions simply aren't

enough, and DIYers can rotate and paint

individual tiles for unique results.

Paintable papers have also come on strong

this year. "Eden," a paintable paper with a

leafy texture from Graham & Brown, can be

hung in its pure white state or painted to

your color scheme (www.grahambrown.com/

us/index).

And to get truly interactive with your

wallpaper try "Frames: Black & White" by

Graham & Brown artists Taylor & Wood.

The lively pattern of whimsical geometrics

encourages doodling, piecemeal painting and

ever-changing displays of keepsakes and small

family photos.

Bling's the thing

Wallpaper gets glamorous with

enhancements like metallic shine, lacquer

and even crystals. At York Wallcoverings,

Candice Olson Dimensional Surfaces

enhances papers with glass, sand and metallic

thread, while offerings like "Mystic Vine"

from Stacy Garcia Luxury Wallpapers buff

up a botanical theme with embedded glass

beads (www.yorkwall.com). Maya Romanoff

specializes in designing exotic wall coverings

from paper that feels like leather (www.

mayaromanoff.com). This year's True Paper

Croc, embossed with a crocodile pattern and

lacquered with latex for durability and gloss,

comes in gleaming hues like a crimson Ruby

Roo and a popular Saddle Brown.

Swarovski Elements takes things a step

further by embedding crystals in several

wallpaper patterns (www.swarovski-elements.

com/wallpaper). "Plume" depicts velvet-

flocked ostrich feathers against a solid

backdrop styled with a metallic leather effect,

then puts the finishing touch with tiny

Cabochon pearls and Xilion crystals on the

quills. And for those on a budget, Design

Your Wall's Glitter Collection offers options

like "Iridescent Paisley Damask" and

"Iridescent Reflective Green Stripes"




North Jersey Bergen Record

September 3, 2011

Circulation 170,418

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