Flavor Paper is moving to Brooklyn! The hand-screened wallpaper company is moving their wallpaper business from New Orleans (though a new spin-off, Flavor Fabric will launch from that facility) to Cobble Hill. Their booth at Brooklyn Designs showed off their new patterns for Spring — the best part of Flavor Paper is how the intricate designs nod to historic patterns with a jolt of whimsy and dose of smart ass. Check out some of the new patterns below...
Flavor Paper: Hand-Screened Wallpaper
Brooklyn Designs 2009
• 1 The Flavor Paper booth at Brooklyn Designs.
• 2 Sharp Descent designed by Dan Funderburgh
• 3 Knot Wood designed by Josh Minnie
• 4 Fruits of Design designed by Dan Funderburgh
• 5 Fruits of Design in celery.
• 6 Power Plant designed by Dan Funderburgh
• 7 Power Plant in southweezy
• 8 Farmers Market designed by Dan Funderburgh
• 9 Farmers Market in tangerine
Flavor Paper is printed to order and they also work with custom designs. We'll be following their move to Brooklyn!
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Flavor Paper
| Location: |
4213 Chartres Street
New Orleans,
LA
70117
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| Phone: |
504.944.0447
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| Website: | www.flavorleague.com |
| Categories: | modern, wallpaper & graphics |
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I love all the images of Flavor Paper I've seen on Apartment Therapy over the last year -- but it's so pricey I can't afford it... even if they're relocating to my backyard. At least now I'll get to windowshop.
Any chance they plan to sell leftover scraps or remnants at deep discounts?
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Sharp Descent.... try explaining THAT wallpaper to your date.
view btoddster's profile
I adore their work! Yes, it's expensive, but it's hand-printed and gorgeous! You could always frame it or use it in a small area, just to live with a bit of it in your home.
view visualingual's profile
If history repeats itself....then in 5 years we'll all be trying to get it off of our walls, but for now, it's glorious looking.
view baileyb's profile
Flavor paper is exquisite! I'm in line behind jplee.
view Kate (NC)'s profile
My hallway's done in the red/green/purple one from the first photo. I've had it for a year and I'm still in love with it. It turns what would otherwise be a dark, dead hallway into the focal point of the apartment.
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