NEWS

Photo by  A.J. Meeker

  

If you're asking us for a Portland restaurant recommendation, you probably won't get to the end of that sentence before we've blurted out: Ava Gene's! Now you can eat an amazing Italian inspired, farm-to-table meal and check out a favorite installation of our very own Parquet wallpaper in gold on charcoal. 

   

We are total fangirls of Joshua McFadden, chef at Ava Gene's, and author of the James Beard Award-winning cookbook, Six Seasons: A New Way with Vegetables. Not only do we love the food, but Ave Gene's warm atmosphere and iconic interior design has recently been updated with the help of Submarine Hospitality. 

  

 

Submarine Hospitality (also responsible for other popular Portland spots Tusk and Tope ) took to a little revamp of Ava Gene's interior and selected Juju Papers' Parquet as a featured wallpaper. 

  

 

  

Inspired by patterns of wood grain, Parquet brings geometry, organic rhythm and a painterly richness into any interior. By choosing to cover both the walls and ceiling as they did at Ava Gene's, visitors become immersed in the texture and design. 

   

Interested in seeing how Parquet might work in your space?  Email sales@jujupapers.com and we will get you a sample of Parquet right away! (Sorry, fresh pasta not included in sample orders). ; ) 

  

 

   

  

Here is a perfect opportunity to add some vivid dimension into your everyday life. Reach new heights in your bathrooms, kitchens, and entryways with Trapeze.  Trapeze is full of daredevil acrobatic movement and graceful energy, installed by rotating each tile ⅙ of a turn as you install. Did you "flip out" the first time you saw our Trapeze tiles? If so, now is the perfect time to add this one of a kind pattern into your next home or commercial project. 

  

  

  

Are you looking for bold and bright or subtle and soft? With three colorway options - black and blue, white and terra cotta, and white and blanc - there is a color to suit any mood and style.

  

Use offer code TRAPEZEPLEEZ at checkout to receive your discount and get that project started!

  

You can drop us a line at sales@jujupapers.com, and we will help you order your Trapeze tile with total confidence. Don't hesitate, getting a quote is easy and fast! 

The  ☀️ is coming and we know it's the perfect time to bring a little shine to your space with some hand screen-printed metallics. Let's get this summer started right with 20% off all wallpaper orders! Sale ends July 21st, so now's the time to grab a roll count from sales@jujupapers.com!

   

And, you're in luck, because this includes all of the latest designs from our FLUX collection.

 

   

   

  

 Use offer code FLUXUP at checkout to get your 20% off! Have questions? Email us anytime at Sales@jujupapers.com.

  

 

 

We will not be offering any price adjustments to previously purchased wallpaper. This sale can not be combined with any other discounts or offers, including trade discounts.  This sale does not apply to any commercial, custom and/or tile orders.

We want to extend a BIG thank you to everyone who made it to the Juju Papers ICFF booth and said hello, shared your plans for upcoming projects, and peeped the newest additions to the Juju line up!

    

 AND . . . WE WON NYCxDESIGN BEST RESIDENTIAL WALLCOVERING!!!

  

  

 

   

(Portland, OR, May 8, 2019 ) Avery Thatcher, founder/creative director of Portland, Oregon-based wallcoverings studio Juju Papers, adds a new pattern to her animated cement tile collection. Trapeze, followup to last year’s popular Fruit Salad handmade tiles, calls for rotating each tile to create a bespoke layout with every installation. Ideal for residential, hospitality, workplace and public spaces, Trapeze debuts mid-May at ICFF, booth 122.

Thatcher had experience installing tile prior to making her name as a wallpaper designer.  Wishing to create “daredevil acrobatic movement and graceful energy,” she conceived the idea of rotating each tile ⅙ of a turn as the installation proceeds.

  

  

 

DESCRIPTION

Made by hand one at a time in Mexico, the eight-inch diameter hexagonally-shaped cement tiles sport an organic undulating wave or petal motif. Three colorways, Black Blue, White Terra Cotta, and White Blanc, include such sumptuous hues as heather, terra cotta, military blue, and coral. Colors may be customized. A low energy, no-fire process creates a deliciously washy matte finish. Like the brightly colored acrobatic performers for which they are named, the Trapeze tiles interlock and swing apart, seemingly airborne in a prismatic scatter of color and movement. 

Cement tiles, manufactured using a centuries-old technique, are historically associated with symmetrical, traditional Spanish, Moroccan, or Mexican designs. However, the contemporary motifs and improvisational installation designed by Thatcher provide a thrilling shake-up to the category. Further, the variegated matte surface inherent to cement tile is a perfect enhancement to her vibrant palette.

    

TRAPEZE IN WHITE AND TERRA COTTA

  

DURABLE AND SAFE

Tile ingredients – marble dust, Portland cement, sand, mineral pigments, concrete – combined with the 1,700 PSI mechanical hydraulic press used in manufacturing, ensure these tiles are durable enough for residential and commercial applications, and both indoor and outdoor use. The tiles are a hefty 5/8” high, and weigh in at three pounds apiece.The wear (top) layer is a full 1/8” thick, making it appropriate for both floors and walls. The coefficient of friction is also well over the .42 standard - averaging in at .65 - making it safe for commercial traffic and wet applications.

  

  

  

READER INFO: www,jujupapers.com

PRESS INFO: avery@jujupapers.com, 503-764-7610

 

Avery Thatcher, Portland, Oregon artist behind the outre chic wallcovering studio Juju Papers, will launch her latest collection at ICFF this May. The new group, called FLUX, is intended for both residential and commercial spaces, and takes its cue from women’s fluctuating and generative roles over personal lifetimes and throughout history. Four complementary patterns - some literal, others abstract - in a total of fourteen colorways, are rendered with arcs, curves and circles, to connote ebb and flow. Design professionals will have a first look during ICFF, booth 122. The collection will be available to consumers and the trade mid May.

  

Explains Thatcher, “The concept of womanhood has been an ongoing inspiration and study. Through the lens of mother, artist, and studio principal, and my experience vs. those of my mother and grandmothers, FLUX looks at the shifting experiences and expectations of feminism. All of the designs in FLUX have a current of flow and undulation, paired with a sturdy, structural balance.”

Thatcher’s idiosyncratic illustrative style is made glamorous through the use of opulent, shimmering metallic inks.

  

La Strada: A large-scale, textural collage of rounded and serpentine forms, made with sponge painting and screen-printing squeegees. Sponge paint, the kitschy ‘90s DIY treatment, is here flipped to become an ornate, polished finish. Four colorways: gold on cream, gold on charcoal, gunmetal on cream, diamonds and pearls on cream.

  

The artist notes that “the (living sea creature) sponge is constantly moving, flowing, while constantly growing. It's a textural gem.”

 

  

Women: Large-scale line drawings of female profiles, depicted with dignity and quiet determination. Four colorways: gold on cream, gold on charcoal, gunmetal on cream, gunmetal on blush.

 

  

Silhouettes: The large-scale collage of sponge paintings and marks made from gel is arranged in a loose scatter that can simultaneously read mid-century and punk. Three colorways: gold on charcoal, celeste [blue] on cream, champagne on cream.

 

  

Waving: A billowing stripe depicting rippling curtains or fabric; it also hints at the rising and falling surf. Three colorways: gold on cream, gold on charcoal, celeste [blue] on cream.

 

Interested in seeing some samples of FLUX? Questions about lead times or shipping? You can have a first look and order here!

  

 

    

In fact, we have been so busy making and filling tile orders that we have never been able to keep Fruit Salad in stock . . . until now! While our standard lead time is 8-10 weeks, we currently have the tiles in stock -while they last. They can ship right away for your colorful new project.

In order to celebrate the new in-stock Fruit Salad inventory, we would like to offer 20% off of Fruit Salad tiles March 12-20. If you have been dreaming of adding a one-of-a-kind look with our kaleidoscopic, improvisational mosaic tile to your project, now is the time! Transform any space with the energy and timeless quality of cement tiles with our modern, colorful twist. Use offer code  DREAMSCOMETRUE at checkout to receive your discount. 

 

(DON’T SLEEP ON THIS SALE)

  

Are you thinking that you would love to use Fruit Salad, but you aren’t quite sure where to begin? Don’t worry, we’ve got you! Toussaint, our resident tile expert, will answer all of your questions and set your mind at ease with his expert guidance. You can drop him a line at sales@jujupapers.com, and he will help you order your Fruit Salad with total confidence.

 

 

We will not be offering any price adjustments to previously purchased tiles. This sale can not be combined with any other discounts or offers, including trade discounts.  This sale does not apply to any custom and/or special order tiles.

  

Today the last day to get 20% off your wallpaper or tile order from Juju Papers! Shoot us an email at sales@jujupapers.com for any last minute questions, we are here to help!

Be bold and take your space to the MAXI. See how you can use one of our newest wallpapers to the Juju collection, Maxi, to create out of this world looks at home or at the office. 

  

Photo by Amber Ulmer // A Beautiful Mess // Apple and Oak

  

There is nothing better than seeing our newest High Dive Collection installed out in the real world, especially when it happens to be one of our favorites patterns!

  

Here at Juju Papers, we've been blown away by our favorite designers using Maxi to create one-of-a-kind spaces that really have that 'wow' factor. 

  

Elsie Larson and Loretta Lou transformed the new Apple and Oak HQ using Maxi in gold on cream as a statement wall. The thick, painterly rings and lines have maximum visual impact while the negative space avoids overcrowding in a small room. 

  

  

Did you know we offer custom colorways in all of our designs? This custom Maxi in gunmetal on blush is a daring but inviting welcome to the reception area at Jennifer Bett Communications, a New York PR firm. Their new NYC office, as recently highlighted by Lonny, was designed by our friends Xandro Aventajado and Rachel Kane at Current Interiors. 

  

Photographed by Andrea Calo for Jennifer Bett Communications

    

Photographed by Andrea Calo for Jennifer Bett Communications

  

Drawing the eye across the open space of this creative, stylish office, the dynamic shapes maximize the effect of a single accent wall. From Xandro:

  

  

Available in three colorways; the classic gold on cream, the drama of gold on charcoal, or the light and effervescent champagne on cream. Is your space just calling for some Maxi? Would you like some help getting started with a custom colorway? Drop us a line at sales@jujupapers.com and we will walk you through every step of the way. You can also order samples of all our wallpapers here to give your project a jump start.