Marissa Brassfield
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You’ve heard of couture runway clothing, but couture wallpaper? That’s the concept behind Nama Rococo wallpaper, comprised of hand-painted and hand-printed designs, many of which are one-off creations. Nama Rococo designs are inspired by 18th century European and Japanese workshops and artisan practices. No design is exactly the same way twice, and painstakingly precise production methods ensure wallpaper that is truly one of a kind. These unique wallpaper designs ensure that accent walls aren’t just limited to carefully-selected swatches of paint. Bright splashes of pattern and color mix and mingle for a playful addition to any room’s scheme.  We make our cuture papers the same way we like to cook; we never make a dish exactly the same way twice. Recipes are dull and confining. In our book there is always a new hidden flavor to be coaxed out. Our production methods stress an approach that is devotional and HURRY-FREE. It's like the slow food movement for wallpaper.
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