Massachusetts-based Brewster Home Fashions, a fifth-generation family business, is introducing a new line of contemporary wallpaper called A-Street Prints. The range, named for the Boston location of Brewster’s founding headquarters, is an inspired mix of patterns, colors, and personalities—from damask, toile, and shibori dye to prints of reclaimed wood and antique tin tiles.
To celebrate the new line, Brewster is giving $400 in A-Street Prints wallpaper to each of three Remodelista readers. To enter, sign up for emails from Brewster and Remodelista by entering your email address in the box at the bottom of this post by Monday, March 28. Winners will be chosen at random and the contest is open to residents of the US and Canada only; see Official Rules for details.
Thank you for your interest. This contest is now closed.
Read on for some of our favorite A-Street Prints, and keep in mind that you can order an 8 x 10 sample of any design for just 99 cents.
Above: Charlise Blue Floral Stripe in the Ami collection mixes light blue, navy, and teal watercolor flowers against a linen-like background. It’s also available in pink, plum, and teal; $139.98 per roll, covering 56 square feet.
Above: The White Washed Shiplap Boards print in the Reclaimed collection is a modern solution for achieving a rustic look. Also available in honey, aqua, and gray, it’s $139.98 per roll.
Above: Tetra Charcoal Quatrefoil in the Symetrie collection is a geometric design finished with a silver sparkle, and also comes in turquoise, black, beige, blue, and cream; $199.98 per roll.
Above: Ophelia Coral Elephant in the Kismet collection updates a classic Eastern design with a metallic finish. Also available in blue, pink, gray, and turquoise, it is $139.98 per roll.
Don’t forget to enter your email address in the box below by midnight on March 28, 2016, for a chance to win $400 in wallpaper. Three winners will be chosen at random and notified by email by March 31.
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This contest is now closed. Congratulations to our winners—Rachel Saltz, Lisa Bouch, and Connie Shafer.
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