Print Press Coverage - York Wallcoverings · Studded with hand-applied Swarovski crystals and tiny LED lights, these plug-in wallcoverings will never be mistaken for wallflowers,

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July 2013

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Grata CM2381 from AVD Dolce Vita; Word Play RB4273 from Risky Business





Large Floral Trail VL9017 from AVD Taramia






Real Simple

June 2013

Circulation 2 million


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Page 143; Large Polka Dots wallpaper (KD1867), $41 a roll, yorkwall.com for locations

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Large Polka Dots wallpaper (KD1867), $41 a roll, yorkwall.com for locations



BH&G Kitchen + Bath Ideas

Summer 2013

Circulation 450,000


Wallpaper Petal Pusher – York Wallcoverings; 800/375-9675; yorkwall.com

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Country Living

July/August 2013




Hospitality Design

June 2013

Circulation 30,000



Interior Design Spring Market Tabloid

June 2013

Circulation 76,000

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Creator's Syndicate "Decor Score"

June 2013

Readership 3,000,000

Extra! Extra! Wallpaper Makes News!

Q: My husband is retiring after a long career

in newspaper journalism (his paper downsized,

and he says he's not interested in doing

"E-news"). I am redoing his home office and

want to commemorate his 25 years as a "real"

editor. I read the column where you

mentioned wallpapering with newspaper

clippings. How does that work? (I'm not very

crafty).

A: Do I have a scoop for you, hot off the

presses! One of the oldest wallpaper

manufacturers in the U.S. is making design

news these days: the American Classics

Collection from York Wallcovering (yorkwall.

com) includes "Headline News," a pattern in

black-and-white to be read allover.

Your husband should feel Extra! Extra! special

in his new home office surrounded by banner

headlines and breaking stories. Best news for

you: The wallpaper comes pre-pasted, making

it a cinch for even the unhandy to dip-and-

press into place. It's also washable and

strippable, so you can peel it off and start

again when it's time for the next edition.

Q: What's new for contemporary walls?

A: How about wallpaper that lights up? Or

wallpaper that looks like old and weathered

boards, vintage pressed tin and concrete?

Wall-wear sure made news at the 25th

International Contemporary Furniture Fair in

New York last week. This is the show of shows

for the modern-minded who flock in from

around the world with their leading-edge

ideas.

Some are truly out of this world, such as

Meystyle LED Wallpaper (and fabric), the

brainchildren of sisters Maria and Ekaterina

Yaschuk of London. A decade or so ago, Maria

recalls, she was torn between becoming a

designer of wallpaper or a designer of lighting

fixtures.

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"Why not do both?" asked Sister Ekaterina,

and Meystyle was born.

With a mission: "To rescue walls from the

background."

Studded with hand-applied Swarovski crystals

and tiny LED lights, these plug-in

wallcoverings will never be mistaken for

wallflowers, not at $99 to $300 per square

meter (meystyle.com.).

Also electrifying, a company called NLXL (of

The Hague and New York) offered what must

be the ultimate trompe l'oeil wallcoverings —

embossed and touch-me realistic renditions of

peeling wood, old pressed tin and cool

concrete slabs any minimalist would warm up

to. (nlxl.com).

Other show-stoppers included gossamer light

fixtures of spun nylon (Nervous System,

nervous.com), console tables with quality

speakers built right in (Symbol Audio,

symbolaudio.com) and a table PC you can

have custom-built into a table of your choice

for a "shared computer experience:" playing

games, doing puzzles, teaching the Wee Ones

their alphabet, like that (IdeaCentre Horizon

Table PC, lenovo.com).

Personally, I warmed to the ventless fireplaces

that can go just about anywhere you want to

brighten your life: They burn alcohol gel — no

off-gassing or smoke involved.

Each gel pack lasts a couple of hours — "About

as long as the average fire log," the spokesman

pointed out. I especially liked the three-sided,

stainless version that doubles as a room

divider (for $12,500). Learn more at Hearth

Cabinet, hearthcabinet.com.



Detail (Germany)

May 2013

Circulation 38,844

The Canadian designer Candice Olson has become known in their homeland and in the United States especially

through its own television series. For the American manufacturer York Wallcoverings she now has the wallpaper

collection »Inspired Elegance" designed both anmutet simply how sophisticated, timeless and modern. Patterns like

"Muse" show in sublime colors exemplified the modern interpretation of a classic lines. www.yorkwall.com



"Small Spaces" Syndicate

Newspaper Column

Creator's Syndicate

May 16, 2013

Circulation: 8,344,201

Gray Grass Cloth Wallpaper

When is a wall more than something that

merely holds up the roof? When you look at

your walls as part of the decor of your home.

We experience fads regarding these walls.

Some decades we Americans are in love with

wallpaper. I just visited the Pasadena Showcase

House of Design and took note of the

distinctive panels of wallpaper originally made

for the 1940s Monterey colonial estate. Panels

depicting scenes in nature were popular at that

time as were classical Oriental panels. When I

started in interior design in the later 1970s,

metallic wallpapers were the rage. Foils that

came in bold geometric patterns or stripes

were sizzling hot! Then we passed into an

almost endless era of white wash and faux

painting. We saw the popularity of the exotic

Venetian plaster finishes arrive in the 1990s

and then endured a period of every

homeowner wanting his or her house to be

painted in Tuscan colors, ushering in deep

reds, olive greens and sunflower golds.

From the earliest days of colonization, the

English brought the idea of wainscots, wood

panels and wallpaper across the Atlantic.

Homes of the well heeled, such as that of the

governor, might have featured hand-tooled

leather walls or vibrantly painted reception

rooms or parlors. As affluence built for a

colonist, a home in town might have featured

French wallpaper or paintings done right on

the walls by an artist.

The challenge for the small homeowner is how

to use color or texture in comely ways that do

not shrink the environment. A few rules to

guide the owner of a bungalow or tiny urban

apartment: First, know that if you reduce the

disparity between the major planes — i.e. the

floors, ceiling and walls — you will produce a

more continuous look. This is how you might

introduce some deeper color. While keeping

the walls light is a sure way to brighten your

space, white walls are not required.

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Paint is the most basic treatment of walls, and

nowadays there are some divine painted

textures from a can available from home

improvement stores. Expect to pay more for

Martha Stewart, Ralph Lauren and other

specialty finishes.

Wallpapers come in natural textures such as

classic grass cloth or this modern blend of

shine and natural fiber designed by

well-known interior designer Candice Olson.

Theoretically, a reflective quality on the walls

is an opening technique. The ultimate shine

and reflective surface is a mirror. There are

certain times when the use of floor to ceiling

mirrors is the only thing that will do. If you

are a renter you might consider purchasing an

oversized mirror in a frame and either leaning

it against the wall or hanging it. Nothing

opens up a space quite like a mirror. Be sure to

check out ahead of time exactly what will be

reflected in the mirror in order to avoid

unsightly reflections.

If you intend to add a chair rail, make sure

that you select the proper size of wood

moldings. It is best if your base and crown

work appropriately with the horizontal

molding. Know that dividing a wall in the

middle is uncomfortable. Chair rails work best

with walls that are over eight feet in height. So

if you live in a tiny home with low ceilings,

don't get too tricky with your woodwork. Make

certain that the profile and dimension of the

ornamentation is petite enough for the space.

The higher the ceiling, the larger the crown

you can install.

The most elegant of wall treatments might be

the upholstered wall. Popular originally in

Europe, the walls are padded with batting in a

fashion similar to furniture upholstery and

then covered with fabric. The edges are

finished off with either self-welts out of the

same material as the walls, cording or gimp.



Hinge (HK)

Summer 2013




Hotel Business Design

May/June 2013

Circulation 40,500


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Hotel Business Design

May/June 2013

Circulation 40,500

Arabella from Antonina Vella Designs' Dolce Vita Collection; yorkwall.com



Gulfstream Media

Winter 2013

Circulation 30,000


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Charlotte Magazine

April 2013

Circulation 35,000

Wallpaper: The Cover-upWallpaper is back in a big way. With texture

taking center stage, even the most neutral

paper hues add interest a cut above the simple

can of paint. From grasscloth lattice print to

raised metallic chevron, these coverings have

an ornate quality.

SUBTLE METALLIC Schumacher Chevron Texture in white gold, $148 per yard, Karen Saks, 704-377-9277

A HINT OF THE EXOTIC Phillip Jeffries Voyage in Moroccan white, priced to the trade, A. Hoke Ltd., 704-358-0277

BOLD PATTERN Schumacher Greek Key Sisal in peacock, $156 per yard, Karen Saks

CLEAN, MODERN LINES York Cascade by Candice Olson in deep gold, $139 per roll, A. Hoke Ltd.



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YourDecoratingResource.com

June 7, 2013

Readership 1,650

Decorating in Black and White

Typography plays well in black and white as seen in Word Play in White on Black (RB4272) from the Risky Business collection by York Wallcoverings. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $47.99 per single roll. For details on this pattern or others that follow, contact (800) 375-9675 or www.yorkwall.com.

Also available in White on Fuchsia (RB4273), White on Stone Gray (RB4274), White on Teal (RB4275), Champagne on White (RB4276), Lipstick on White (RB4277) and White on Pearl (RB4276).

Be inspired at http://pinterest.com/yorkhome/black-white.


Not everything in life is "black and white," as they say. But sometimes the two extremes make a lot of sense, especially when they're used together in a decorating scheme.

“Black and white creates a backdrop that plays wonderfully with many design elements and color accents,” says Gina Shaw, vice president of product development for York Wallcoverings.

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The classic silhouette rendered in black and white is simultaneously delicate and dramatic. Shown is Tree Silhouette in Black on White (YV9012) from York Wallcoverings’ Black & White collection by Ashford House. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $47.99 per single roll.

Also available in Beige on White (AB2128).

Polka dots in black and white are prim and proper with a hint of whimsy. Shown is Circles in Black on White (AB1926) from York Wallcoverings’ Black & White collection by Ashford House. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $43.99 per single roll.

Also available in White on Beige (AB1928) and White on Silver (YS9281).

York Wallcoverings’ Newsprint in Gray (AB2179), from the company’s Black & White collection by Ashford House, has the appearance of shredded newspaper. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $47.99 per single roll.

Also available in Antique (AB2178).




So much more than a damask, this wallpaper shimmers with a coating of glitter that appears to illuminate the surface. Shown is Chandelier Damask in Silver on Black with Silver Glitter (AB2169) from York Wallcoverings’ Black & White collection by Ashford House. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $47.99 per single roll.

“We designed Chandelier Damask with a wink and a smile, uniting two iconic designs into a fun sort of quasi-trompe l’oeil,” says Gina Shaw, vice president of product development for York Wallcoverings.

Also available in Black on White with Silver Glitter (AB2170) and Black on Silver Metallic: (AB2171).

Newshounds and design enthusiasts alike will appreciate the simplicity of black and white rendered in newsprint wallpaper.

Here, Headline News in Black on Almond White (KW7620), from the American Classics collection by York Wallcoverings, is sure to grab some attention. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $40.99 per single roll.




So much more than a damask, this wallpaper shimmers with a coating of glitter that appears to illuminate the surface. Shown is Chandelier Damask in Silver on Black with Silver Glitter (AB2169) from York Wallcoverings’ Black & White collection by Ashford House. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $47.99 per single roll.

“We designed Chandelier Damask with a wink and a smile, uniting two iconic designs into a fun sort of quasi-trompe l’oeil,” says Gina Shaw, vice president of product development for York Wallcoverings.

Also available in Black on White with Silver Glitter (AB2170) and Black on Silver Metallic: (AB2171).

Newshounds and design enthusiasts alike will appreciate the simplicity of black and white rendered in newsprint wallpaper.

Here, Headline News in Black on Almond White (KW7620), from the American Classics collection by York Wallcoverings, is sure to grab some attention. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $40.99 per single roll.



Dream Home Showcase

Summer 2013

Circulation 40,000

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