Wall stencils
. . . are a great way to increase your home’s ambiance without spending too much, and we offer a wide variety of Craftsman stencils that are sure to please any interior designer’s eye. They will allow you to make the most of any room by using color to accentuate your existing decor. For instance, if you have a painting of a poplar grove in your dining room you could utilize stencils in a pleasant shade of sage green to give the entire wall a sense of cohesive design. Or it might be stunning to complement your living room’s maroon sofa with a pattern in a subdued shade of yellow.
Craftsman stencils represent endless design possibilities. Many of their most popular stencils carry a nature theme-- dragonflies, pine boughs, gingko leaves, floral patterns, whatever your preference they are a great way to celebrate your walls while paying tribute to your love for the natural world. A set of curtains with a delicately stenciled rose vine or a dragonflies & bamboo motif on an off-white throw pillow could be simply stunning.
As you explore the collection, keep in mind that our stencils are available in a wide variety of sizes that may vary by design. For instance, the Poppy Frieze design in our Bungalow Borders Collection measures about 9” x 14 ½” while the Bay Leaf Border, a narrower option from the same collection, measures 1 ½” x 15 ½” so you should be able to find a perfect fit for any design goal. And many of our stencils come with multiple overlay options, enabling you to utilize multiple color tones within the same design.
Wall & Mural Stencils,
Anthemion Border
Alabastine Stencil Catalogs, 1899 and c.1920
Wall & Mural Stencils, Art Nouveau Iris
Alabastine Stencil Catalog, 1899
Wall & Mural Stencils, Art Nouveau Leaf
Craft Home, Jean Marie
Blue Label Stencil Catalog, 1900
Craft Home, Dahlia Frieze
Blue Label Stencil Catalog, 1900 and Montgomery Ward, 1915 and "Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Craft Home, Moonflower
Blue Label Stencil Catalog, 1900
The Stencil Library, Art Nouveau TR116
FitzSimmons Dec. Arts, Queen Anne's Lace
Craftsman Magazine, Nov 1905
Trimbelle River, Stickley Spots
Craftsman Magazine, Dec 1905
Fair Oak Workshops, #42 Poppy Motif
Craftsman Magazine, Jan 1906
FitzSimmons Dec. Arts, Arrowroot
Sherwin Williams Stencil
Catalog, c.1910
Catalog, c.1910
Sherwin Williams Stencil
Catalog, c.1910
American Home,
4127 Mission Rose Trio
Sherwin Williams Stencil
Catalog, c.1910
Sherwin Williams Stencil
Catalog, c.1910
Ford Craftsman Online, Forest Frieze
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Motif #19
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Wisteria #66
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Briar Rose TR1117
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Motif #37, DE145
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Thistles #2, #76
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, HOPS #74
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Dandelion #78
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Motif #29, DE137
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Marching #116
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Goose Girl #104
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Rabbits #105
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Briar Rose TR1117
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Brandling Park 60
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Snowdrop 68
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by W.G. Sutherland, 1910
(If you remove the pot from the tree, the design is identical.)
The Stencil Library, Plum Tree 164
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Nursery Flowers 108
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Bluebirds BB43
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Herons 97
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Acanthus 23
Arts & Crafts Stencilling by
W.G. Sutherland, 1910
The Stencil Library, Chicken Run 106
Sherwin Williams stencil catalog, c. 1910
The Artful Stencil, Art Nouveau Border 10.
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Sherwin Williams stencil catalog, c.1910
The Stencil Library, Border #6, DE6
Sherwin Williams stencil catalog, c. 1910
The Artful Stencil, Sunflower Border. While not an exact match, this stencil is really close to the original.
Craftsman Furnishings for the Home by Gustav Stickley, 1912
FitzSimmons Dec. Arts, Horse Chestnut
FitzSimmons Dec. Arts, Lotus
FitzSimmons Dec. Arts, Poppy Border
Show Wright, Ginkgo Stencil #5464
Fair Oaks Workshop, Checkerberry
Craftsman Magazine, Dec 1913
Trimbelle River, Stickley Poppy
Sherwin Williams catalog, c.1915
and "Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Trimbelle River, Tulip Pendant
Alabastine Stencil Catalog, c. 1920
Wall & Mural Stencils,
Wisteria Border
Alabastine Stencil catalog, c.1920
Ford Craftsman, Pine Cone
Alabastine Stencil catalog, c.1920
MB Historic Decor, Playtime EP5638
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Ford Craftsman, Art Nouveau Tulip
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Craft Home, Bay Leaf Border
Ford Craftsman, Geometric Floral
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
American Home Stencils,
4118 Mission Floral Border Stencil
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Craft Home, Tea Rose border
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Craft Home, Sanctuary
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
American Home,
4103 Mission Leaf Border Stencil
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
American Home,
4108 Mission Clover Stencil
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
American Home,
4106S Mission Border Stencil - Small
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
American Home,
4114L Mission Geometric Rose Stencil - Large
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Craft Home, Casablanca
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
American Home,
4127 Mission Rose Trio
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
American Home,
4110 Mission Architectural Border Stencil
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Mission Furnishings, Rose and Bellflower
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Craft Home, Forget Me Not
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Ford Craftsman Studios,
Roycroft Reminiscent Rose
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Craft Home, Rebecca
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
The Stencil Library,
Border No. 8
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Mission Furnishings, Poppy Stencil
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
The Stencil Library, Acanthus #23
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
Craft Home, Water Garden
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
The Stencil Library, Tulip Border #24
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
The Stencil Library, Border #80, DE172
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
The Stencil Library, Holly BB46
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
The Stencil Library, Fruit BB39
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
The Stencil Library, Greek TR107
"Excelsior" Fresco Stencils, 1924
MB Historic Decor, RAS046
Art Nouveau Tile, early 1900s
The Stencil Library, Tile 17
Welcome!
Since 1997 Trimbelle River Studio has helped our customers find appropriate vintage Arts & Crafts stencil designs for the home, as well as the homeowner. So whether you are restoring or simply redecorating a Mission, Craftsman or Prairie Style home, we can make it easier for you. We’ll educate you through our informative book, hands-on workshops, or help you find supplies, because we want you to come home to a home you love, a home that is a part of you and that makes you feel good. (And we can do this for your office as well)
Seeking peacefulness and pleasure from the environment in which we live was a basic philosophy of the Arts & Crafts Movement (a period from about 1900-1925 – click here for a little more history). By returning to nature for inspiration, simplifying one’s life, and getting away from the Victorian assumption that “more was not enough,” it was believed one could actually be healthier, less stressed, and more at peace. A belief we believe, is just as relevant in the world today as it was back then.
Home decoration was influenced by Mother Nature through simple designs that reflected flora, fauna and even her colors. One way to incorporate the soothing effects of nature in the home was with the use of stenciling. Anything and everything could have been stenciled. From walls and ceilings to adorning table linens and curtains; desk sets, clothing, even pincushions were among numerous household items that bore this decorative art, often applied by the homeowner. Come, let us introduce you to the rich and timeless world of stenciling from the Arts & Crafts Movement; you’ll simply be amazed at what you are capable of doing…
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