A chic lattice design with a stylized floral inset, Bamboo Trellis Panel A can be used with or without its companion, Bamboo Trellis Panel B. Inspired by her work as a decorative painter in Jaipur, India, Marie-Anne Oudejans designed this flexible two-panel wallpaper set so that it can be configured to accentuate the architecture of a space or create depth and drama when walls need visual interest.

Joanna Fret is digitally printed on a non-woven paper ground and entails a classic geometric trellis design with a drop shadow. Derived from the French term "treillage," this refined pattern traces its roots to the 12th century, when a metal trellis motif served as a technique for cultivating grape vines in gardens. Joanna Fret is available in fresh colorways, allowing for versatility in a multitude of projects. A timeless and chic design, Joanna Fret lends itself perfectly to spaces like hallways or bathrooms.

Inspired by Elsie de Wolfe's trellised rooms, this medium-scale fretwork pattern was introduced in the 1970s. Reimagined with modern, graphic appeal, it's available as a fabric and wallpaper.

A terrific marriage of color and design. Can go in a bath, bedroom or dining room. I put it in my glass kitchen cabinet as a background interest and it looks so pretty!. Eileen. Mendham, NJ. Mon Sep 14 2020

Glamourous is an ode to the ever-popular bamboo fretwork designs we associate with Hollywood Regency. This crisp, graphic pattern will add instant architecture and take any room from ordinary to extraordinary.

Balanced, intricate, harmonious, and visually appealing since ancient times, Chinese lattice designs are also mathematically intriguing, which is perhaps why they have endured such longevity and still feel current. Bring artistic and intellectual appeal to your home, particularly appropriate perhaps for a study, but gorgeous and long-lasting for any room, being compatible with any design style.

Love it!. Anonymous. Plano, TX. Tue May 30 2023

For over two decades, Scalamandré's charming Baldwin Bamboo has been one of the house's most popular wallpapers. Named for interior décor legend Billy Baldwin and inspired by his groundbreaking design for New York's iconic Kenneth hair salon, this delightfully rendered chinoiserie fretwork is available for walls.