Description
Reservecroft Wallpaper – 2245 brings structured Art Deco rhythm to the wall with warm ivory fan-shaped arches on a deep burgundy background. Fine radiating lines, lightly distressed marks, and a printed woven-look ground give the geometric repeat a softer, collected character. This burgundy wallpaper works beautifully in dining rooms, home offices, libraries, entryways, bedrooms, powder rooms, and hospitality spaces. Pair it with walnut, cream upholstery, aged brass, oxblood, matte black, or natural cane. Reservecroft is part of the Croft Collection, a coordinated family of related fan patterns. Printed in Michigan with eco-friendly inks and available in peel and stick, prepasted, and traditional wallpaper.
Perfect For
• Dining rooms, breakfast areas, and statement living spaces
• Home offices, studies, libraries, and reading rooms
• Entryways, stair landings, hallways, and architectural feature walls
• Bedrooms, guest rooms, powder rooms, and dressing areas
• Restaurants, wine bars, boutiques, salons, and hospitality interiors
Why This Design Works
The deep burgundy background creates a rich, grounded presence, while the warm ivory fan shapes keep the repeat open and balanced. Fine radiating lines add movement within each arch, and the lightly distressed marks soften the symmetry so it does not feel overly polished. The result combines classic Art Deco structure with the warmth needed for traditional, mid-century, transitional, eclectic, and heritage-inspired interiors.
Who This Is For
Choose Reservecroft if you want burgundy wallpaper with an architectural presence rather than a floral or organic print. It suits homeowners, designers, and business owners drawn to wine-toned color, warm wood, brass, tailored rooms, and collected interiors. Because it belongs to the Croft Collection, it also makes it easy to compare this fan pattern with related colorways while keeping Reservecroft distinct.
Wallpaper Material Options
• Standard peel and stick wallpaper for smooth, properly prepared walls and removable DIY installations
• High-tack peel and stick wallpaper when stronger adhesion is appropriate for the prepared surface
• Textured peel and stick wallpaper with a thicker, canvas-like printed surface, available with standard or high-tack adhesive
• Prepasted wallpaper with water-activated adhesive
• Traditional wallpaper for a durable, paste-required installation
Common Questions
Is Reservecroft part of a larger wallpaper collection?
Yes. Reservecroft belongs to the Croft Collection, a coordinated family of fan and arch patterns offered in multiple colorways, making it easy to compare related designs.
Will burgundy wallpaper make a room feel too dark?
The deep burgundy background adds depth, while the broad warm ivory fans keep the repeat visually open. Cream trim, natural light, warm wood, brass, mirrors, and layered lighting help balance the darker color.
Can Reservecroft be used in a bathroom?
Yes, it can work in a well-ventilated bathroom. Keep seams and exposed edges dry, and protect edges near a water source so moisture cannot reach the backing or adhesive.
Will peel and stick wallpaper work on textured walls?
Peel and stick performs best on smooth, clean, dry walls. Test a sample first. Noticeable texture may require a skim coat, primer, or another wallpaper material.
Should I order a sample?
A sample is recommended so you can review the burgundy tone, ivory contrast, pattern scale, printed appearance, material finish, and adhesion in your own lighting.
Installation and Ordering Notes
• Samples measure 8 by 8 inches.
• Wallpaper panels are 24 inches wide and available in heights from 36 to 144 inches.
• Peel-and-stick panels include a 1/2-inch overlap and install from left to right.
• Prepasted and traditional wallpaper install seam to seam.
• Lay all panels flat before installation and confirm the numbered left-to-right order.
• Newly painted walls should cure for at least 30 days before wallpaper installation.
• Measure the full wall width and height without subtracting doors, windows, or other openings.
