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Alfred Peats & Co. IOD Paint Inlay - Iron Orchid Designs

Alfred Peats & Co. IOD Paint Inlay - Iron Orchid Designs

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Alfred Peats & Co. IOD Paint Inlay - Iron Orchid Designs

Size 12" x 16" - includes 8 sheets

Alfred Peats & Co. is a dreamy collection of vintage wallpaper designs inspired by a museum archive sample from renowned artist Alfred Peats. Rooted in classic European interiors, this set features refined, repeating block-print patterns with coordinating borders, vignettes, and corner flourishes in multiple colorways.

The palette offers a fresh, timeless mix of French blues, buttery yellows, and grassy greens-a beautiful departure from traditional floral tones.

With eight distinct pages, this inlay brings an elegant, collected feel and the enduring charm of vintage wallpaper to your creative projects.

Use IOD Paint Inlays on:

  • Furniture - Use on painted and upcycled furniture. 
  • Crafts - Use on all of your creative craft projects.
  • Walls - Create a custom design in place of wallpaper or create a piece of wall art.

What are IOD Paint Inlays?

Paint Inlays are made up of paint pigment. Once wet they are transferred on to a painted surface which embeds the design in to your piece - giving it a hand painted vibe.

As well as covering large areas such as furniture these accents are also perfect for focused applications on smaller projects.

On furniture you can use smaller pieces on drawer knobs to compliment your piece. Use the corner pieces to frame small or large designs. 

How to use IOD Paint Inlays:

  • Mist with water
  • Apply to wet Chalk Paint
  • Remove the carrier paper 
  • Watch the design transfer to your surface

Handy Tip: Don’t forget that you can get more than one use from the IOD Paint Inlay sheets! Subsequent applications will create a more distressed, vintage look.

 

 

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