
10 Fun Maritime Prints from Chasing Paper x Hyphen & Co.
Ready for a summer vacation? Interior designer Shelly Sparks, founder of Hyphen & Co. studio, launches a sunshine-infused, Aperol spritz–ready collection of wallpapers with Chasing Paper. “After years spent grounded during the pandemic, we wanted a visual reminder that travel is the essence of inspiration, creativity, fun, and imagination,” she says. The ambition, she continues, was to design a collection that could be incorporated into different types of spaces, and indeed, “all the patterns work beautifully in both residential and commercial contexts.” The 10 prints have a maritime theme with shades of Amalfi Coast glamour. Motifs include lemons, shells, nautical knots, cabana stripes, and mermaids and mermen. The Chasing Paper x Hyphen & Co. collection is available in three substrates: peel-and-stick (a poly-woven fabric with a low-tack adhesive backing), traditional wallpaper, and faux grass-cloth commercial-grade type II vinyl.




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