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Learn Why Grasscloth Wallpaper is an Eco-Friendly Choice for Your Home

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Grasscloth non-pasted wallpaper is considered a sustainable option for interior decorating due to its eco-friendly production process and biodegradable nature.
It is handmade from natural materials, such as grass fibers and other renewable plant-based materials and can easily decompose without leaving harmful residues.
Additionally, production of grasscloth wallpaper usually involves minimal energy consumption and chemical usage, further reducing its environmental impact.
In this blog post, learn all about how the grasses from Grasscloth are harvested, what types of dyes are used, and more.
Grasscloth wallpaper is made from the finest grasses that are harvested from sustainable crops.
The renewable fibers are stripped from the plants. Then, air-dried in the sun before colored with water-based vegetable dyes.
Throughout the process, Grasscloth wallpaper remains eco-friendly and is handmade every step of the way from harvest to lamination.
Poor crops are usually a result of poor weather. This could mean too much or too little rain, too hot or too dry, or lack of sunlight.
Since each material grows in a different region, different weather conditions are required for it to thrive.
It is a very labor-intensive process. It includes harvesting, sorting, washing, drying, dyeing, knotting, weaving, and laminating onto a wallpaper substrate.
First, grass fibers are washed and dried in the sun. Sometimes, the grass is bleached and dyed. The individual blades or stems of the grass are tied into long strands to weave into a fabric structure.
These strands are then adhered to a paper or paper-like substrate to create Grasscloth wallpaper.
Mica wallpaper is made from mica chips that come from a reaction between quartz and granite. These fine pieces of shimmering silver mica are adhered to a rice paper backing.
Grasscloth colors are created by hand using water-based vegetable dyes. As a result, the natural dyes will bleed or stain when in contact with water.
While Grasscloth wallpaper has become a popular trend in recent years, it’s one of the world’s oldest examples of interior design.
Originating in Ancient China, these grass and silk wall coverings date back as far as 107 – 220 AD.
Adding sustainable grasscloth wallpaper into your home not only adds a touch of natural beauty but also reflects your commitment to a greener future.
Elevate your interior with a touch of nature while making a positive impact on the planet. Discover the timeless charm of grasscloth wallpaper in your home today.
Learn more about our Faux and Real Grasscloth wallpaper options here.