If a lush tropical paradise is your idea of a beach getaway, Hinson's iconic tropical banana palm leaf wallpaper has you covered.
The huge scale banana leaf wallpaper gives you a big welcome when you step into the tiny vestibule of this NYC loft. Featured at House Beautiful.
These palm leaves transport you to a far away tropical island. The big furniture pieces complement the large pattern of the palm leaf wallpaper perfectly. Designed by Tracy Murdock.
A slice of tropical paradise laundry room. Seen at BHG.
The iconic Banana Leaf Wallpaper was made famous by The Beverly Hills Hotel in LA where it has been part of the decor since the 1940s.
The City of Beverly Hills made the hotel its first official landmark last year. The tropical leaf wallpaper, all five miles of it, are left intact.
The wallpaper appeared on TV shows such as Golden Girls and Friends. Here you see it in Nikki Hilton's Beverly Hill chic dining room.
Nate Berkus chose the leaf wallpaper for his living room, featured at Elle Decor.
Tropical leaf wallpaper for a powder room.
And the tropical palm leaf wallpaper at the restaurant Indochine in New York City.
The huge scale banana leaf wallpaper gives you a big welcome when you step into the tiny vestibule of this NYC loft. Featured at House Beautiful.
These palm leaves transport you to a far away tropical island. The big furniture pieces complement the large pattern of the palm leaf wallpaper perfectly. Designed by Tracy Murdock.
The iconic Banana Leaf Wallpaper was made famous by The Beverly Hills Hotel in LA where it has been part of the decor since the 1940s.
The City of Beverly Hills made the hotel its first official landmark last year. The tropical leaf wallpaper, all five miles of it, are left intact.
The wallpaper appeared on TV shows such as Golden Girls and Friends. Here you see it in Nikki Hilton's Beverly Hill chic dining room.
Nate Berkus chose the leaf wallpaper for his living room, featured at Elle Decor.
Tropical leaf wallpaper for a powder room.
And the tropical palm leaf wallpaper at the restaurant Indochine in New York City.