Grasscloth

Grasscloth is hand-woven from natural plant fibers — most commonly jute, seagrass, or a blend — laminated onto a paper backing by skilled artisan mills. It remains the most specifier-trusted natural wallcovering in the American design trade, valued for its warmth, texture depth, and ability to make large wall expanses feel considered rather than plain. Because it's a true natural material, each roll carries subtle tonal variation and the occasional irregularity — characteristics that are inherent to the weave and part of what makes the finished wall feel authentic. It performs best in low-moisture residential interiors and is available in a wide range of colorways from natural undyed to richly saturated.