Features of textile wallpaper, their types and structure

Everyone who is interested in creating an exclusive interior in their own home, expressing the individuality of the owner and excellent taste, is busy looking for different options for designer wallpaper for walls. The latest trend observed in the field of wall coverings is a return to basics, the use of technology of past centuries. For example, until the 18th century, Europe used wallpaper made of fabric, nailed to the wall. It was common in French and Italian palaces, at the royal court, among the aristocracy. And now, almost three hundred years ago, textile wallpapers come into fashion. The fabric always looks elegant, expensive and spectacular. With the help of textile wallcoverings, your house can be transformed and brought closer to the halls of royal palaces according to the impression made. Close your eyes for a moment and imagine yourself in the Louvre, in the castle of Catherine de Medici or in the Venetian estate of Signora Casati.

Types of textile wallpaper

Textile wallpaper can be artificial and natural. In the manufacture of artificial textile wallpapers, materials such as polyester and acrylic are used. Artificial wallpapers are cheaper than natural ones, because artificial dyes are used, which, among other things, allow you to make wallpaper colors more saturated.

Natural textile wallpapers consist of silk, linen, velvet or cotton. They look very impressive, luxurious and prestigious, but are expensive. Also, in the manufacture of high-end textile wallpapers, manual work can be used, for example, embroidery or painting, which gives them a true originality.

Natural textile wallpapers are absolutely eco-friendly. Therefore, they are ideal for bedrooms and living rooms, creating an atmosphere of coziness, warmth, softness and comfort.

In the children's room, bathroom or in the kitchen, such wallpapers are better not to use, because they absorb unpleasant odors and absorb moisture. Which may subsequently lead to the formation of mold. If the room is well ventilated, then textile wallpaper will delight you for at least ten years.

The structure of textile wallpaper

Typically, textile wallpaper is multi-layered and has a paper backing, on which the adhesive for wallpaper is applied.

Italian wallpaper

Italian wallpaper is considered to be a leader in the market of wall coverings. It is the Italian wallpaper brands that are valued in the world, because their designers amaze the imagination with their bold and elegant designs.

In specialized wallpaper salons you will find exquisite Arlin products, known throughout the world as true classics, always in fashion. Italian textile wallpaper Arlin have an unusual jacquard pattern. They are suitable for expensive, classic interiors. Composition of jacquard: 100% - viscose; wallpaper base is paper.

The collections of Italian textile wallpapers are presented in light, “morning” colors, calm classic options and also noble dark tones. They are suitable for decorating large halls and halls, because they have a large pattern.

Arlin wallpapers differ from other companies' wallpapers in that they are made manually from natural materials. Putting their soul into decorating wallpapers, the masters of this Italian company embody the traditions of classical art in a modern interior.

Textile Wallpaper Calcutta

And if you follow the latest trends and prefer more modern collections, look at the Calcutta (Belgium) brands.

A collection of wallpapers under the Calcutta brand was released in September 2010. This collection of textile wallpaper for walls is a mix of classic colors and graphic designs, so fashionable in recent times. The wallpaper data backing is also paper. Wallpaper consists of both artificial and natural materials: the basis in percentage ratios is polyester, viscose and linen. Some types of wallpaper are teflon coated.