Chasing Paper Introduced a New Heritage Wallpaper Line

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As interior styles have shifted toward maximalist patterns and layered textures, paint isn't the only choice for enhancing your walls: Wallpaper has reemerged as a favorite tool for designers and DIYers, whether it's used to cover an entire room, ceiling, or an accent wall. Chasing Paper has been well aware of wallpaper's advantages for a decade now—and the family-owned brand is celebrating with its new Heritage Collection, made by its in-house creative team.

Over the past 10 years, Chasing Paper has worked with multiple collaborators, designing wall coverings, wall stickers, art prints, and flooring. However, this selection in particular was made as a labor of love for the company: Co-founders and siblings Elizabeth and Michael Rees wanted these designs to reflect what they would want in their own homes.

The new collection features four timeless yet contemporary patterns in various color choices to go with the aesthetic of your space.

With the color and pattern options, this collection has a lot of room for playing—but it shouldn't feel overwhelming. If you choose to mix them throughout your home, you don't have to worry about making sure they flow together.

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«One of the elements I love about this collection is that there are three main colorways to play with that are represented throughout each print: green, blue, and dark purple,» says Elizabeth. «For a maximalist effect, combine patterns in similar hues to create a cohesive design without it feeling overwhelming. When mixing prints, try combining a busy print with something a little more subtle, as the color story will carry through each part of the room while still allowing each pattern to have its own moment.»

According to Elizabeth, before