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C | D | EF | GHJ
| L | M | OP
| R | S1 | S2
| S3 | T | UVW
- Embossed
- Wallpaper that has a raised, textured effect. This is done during manufacture
when a hot or cold embossing machine at the factory presses a design into
the back of the paper. Generally, a seam roller is not used on this paper.
In-register emboss is the technique whereby the ink colors are applied at
the time the paper is being embossed, generally resulting in a pattern of
embossing that duplicates the printed pattern.
- Fabric-backed wallcovering
- An open weave fabric bonded to the back of vinyl wallcovering. It can be
cotton, polyester or a blend.
- Flocked
- Wallcovering made by a machine that shakes very fine cotton, silk, rayon
or nylon fibers from a hopper over wallpaper that has been printed with a
slow-drying paint, to create a three dimensional effect.
- Floral print
- Any pattern or arrangement of recognizable flowers printed as the decorative
surface of wallpaper.
- Focal point
- The first wall you see upon entering a room, or the wall facing the room's
dominant flow of traffic.
- French Provincial
- Furniture and decoration of the French provinces, particularly in the 18th
century. Typical wallpaper designs are small in scale and rustic in character.
- Fret
- A geometric band or border motif, consisting of interlacing or interlocking
lines. Also known as a key pattern.
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