Founded in Buffalo in 2017, Red Disk makes artist-designed wallpaper by hand-silkscreening small, print-to-order runs in its local studio. The company is especially known for bringing Charles E. Burchfield’s historic wallpaper designs back to life through its partnership with the Burchfield Penney Art Center, while allowing clients to personalize patterns with C2 Paint colors. Its artisans print each roll in layers on FSC-sourced, recyclable non-woven paper.
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Artco WallsArtco Walls is a custom wallpaper studio known for working closely with homeowners, interior designers, and businesses to turn personal ideas into finished wall designs. It recreates existing artwork or develops original concepts, then produces made-to-order wallpaper for residential and commercial spaces.BROOKLYN, NY
Waterhouse WallhangingsBorn from Dorothy Waterhouse’s discovery of seven layers of hand-blocked wallpaper in a Cape Cod house, Waterhouse Wallhangings creates wallpaper and fabric rooted in historic American interiors. Founded as a business in 1950, the company draws on archival documents dating from roughly 1700 to 1895 while also developing newer designs, and has supplied period-appropriate reproductions for historic restorations ranging from Colonial Williamsburg to the White House.WEST HEMPSTEAD, NY
Rebecca AtwoodFounded by Cape Cod-raised artist Rebecca Atwood, this Charleston studio creates artful fabrics and wallpaper for layered interiors. Atwood’s hand-painted sketches, often inspired by nature, become patterns that are produced through carefully selected domestic and international partners, including specialized embroidery teams in South India. After eight years in Brooklyn, the namesake business now works from Charleston, where it also develops custom colors and materials for design and hospitality projects.A, NY
Charles R. Gracie & Sons, IncSince 1898, Charles R. Gracie & Sons has created handpainted scenic wallpapers, with each order produced by hand in the Gracie studio. The family business draws on a 300-year decorative-painting tradition and can customize its designs to suit an individual room. Today, Gracie remains a multigenerational company, led by fourth-, fifth- and sixth-generation members of the family.New York, NY