MadameRia

Delicate Damask Wallpaper Set

Added 2021-07-12 14:09:08 +0000 UTC

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I wanted this wall set to work in conjunction with my previous wall set (Delicate Leaves) and with the EA counterparts, so that means each package comes with the colors shown in the main image selectively paired with the EA wood tones present in the original wallpapers. I removed clashing swatches to keep the swatch count somewhat manageable.

This set comes in six packages. You can pick and choose any of them, or download them all at once from the MadameRiaDelicateDamaskWallSet zip file.

MadameRiaDelicateDamaskWallCM: Shown in the main image, made to match the base game crown molding wallpapers like Striped Splendor. There are three different wood tones and a total of 60 swatches.

MadameRiaDelicateDamaskWallPaneling: Shown in the second image, made to match the base game paneling wallpapers. There are three different wood tones and a total of 60 swatches.

MadameRiaDelicateDamaskWallRoM: Shown in the third image, made to match the Realm of Magic wallpaper, Enchanting Dainty Daisy. There are six different wood tones and a total of 65 swatches.

MadameRiaDelicateDamaskWallVampiresV1: Shown in the fourth image, made to match the Vampires wallpaper Vertical Bat Motif. There are four different wood tones, and a total of 75 swatches. There is one wood tone from the Vampires wallpaper that I did not use, because the EA version is inconsistent across wall heights.

MadameRiaDelicateDamaskWallVampiresV2: Shown in the fifth image, made to match the Vampires wallpapers like Narrow Victorian Wall Pattern. There are five different wood tones, and a total of 80 swatches.

MadameRiaDelicateDamaskWallVampiresV2Shiny: Shown in the sixth image, made to match the Vampires wallpapers like Narrow Victorian Wall Pattern. There are five different wood tones, and a total of 80 swatches. This version is shiny! (though it is pretty subtle because the pattern is so delicate)

The color palette comes from my previous wall set (Delicate Leaves), and to keep designs consistent, I used the same design element resource (see attribution) to create a damask pattern that is ornate but not too busy/dominating in a room.

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