York wallpaper, open on the counter.
Wide range under one roof: quiet grasscloth and linen textures, small repeating geometrics, botanicals and damasks, and the softer farmhouse patterns of the Magnolia Home program. Most of it sits in the neutral-to-warm range that works with Arizona light.
Character
What the books are like once they are open.
York has been printing wallpaper in the United States since 1895. On our racks, one brand covers grasscloth and linen-look textures, small geometrics, botanicals, damasks, and the plainer farmhouse patterns of the Magnolia Home program. You can compare a textured neutral against a large-scale botanical without walking to a different rack.
The practical part is scale. A pattern that reads as a soft texture on a phone screen can turn out to have a twenty-inch repeat, and you only see that when the full width of the paper is in front of you. The York books show the pattern at size, which is what tells you whether it belongs on one powder-room wall or across a whole room. Take the book home, hold it up in the afternoon light your house gets, and decide there.
Rack
These are the York programs on our racks. Each one is several books, and the titles rotate as York retires and reissues collections — call the store if you're coming for something specific.
Which programs are on the rack.
- ProgramYork
- ProgramYork Designer Series
- ProgramMagnolia Home by Joanna Gaines
On the racks at our North Scottsdale store on Raintree. Titles rotate, so call ahead if you're driving for one in particular.
Hours and directionsOrdering
Special orders are final. That is why the counting and the checking happen with you, not after you.
Borrow the book first. Order second.
York books check out at the counter against a refundable deposit, which comes back when the book does. Take it home, put the paper on the wall it’s meant for, and look at it in the light that room gets. Store lighting and afternoon west sun are not the same light, and a pattern can look different in each.
Most York orders arrive in under a week. We check the run number on every roll at the counter before you take it home. Run numbers identify the print batch a roll came from, and rolls from two batches can differ in color enough to leave a visible seam for the life of the wall — so we read them with you before the rolls leave the store. Bring your room dimensions and we’ll work out the roll count together, including the extra the pattern repeat costs on each drop.
We don’t hang paper ourselves. We keep a list of installers we’ve worked with over the years and hand you names at the counter; you hire them directly.
Walls
Screens vary and paint shifts with the light in the room. Pick up a sample before you commit to a wall.
Painting around a York pattern.
Whatever goes on the papered wall, the ceiling, the trim and the other three walls are still paint decisions, and the pattern narrows most of them. These are the colors we start from at the counter.
Also
The other books on the racks.
Next
Open a York book, then bring it back.
We place the order, read the run numbers with you, and mix the Benjamin Moore that goes beside the paper.