Acanthus Trellis Wall Stencil
The Acanthus Trellis Damask Stencil is most of our most popular stencil designs because it is the perfect pattern for any DIY wall decor for painting floors. Paint this elegant stencil allover for a custom, DIY wallpaper look or stencil it FAST on just an accent wall.
Small Stencil Pattern Size: 21.5"w x 27.75"h (4 pattern repeats)
Small Stencil Sheet Size: 23.5"w x 29.75"h
Large Stencil Pattern Size: 15.25"w x 21.75"h (1 pattern repeat)
Large Stencil Sheet Size: 20.5" w x 26.5" h
Single Layer Design
SKU#: 3088S and 3088L
Why We Love Stencils
Our stencils are laser cut in our San Diego, California, USA studio from durable 10mil Mylar plastic sheets. With minimal care, stencils can be used repeatedly for many different projects and on multiple surfaces. Use them to stencil patterns on walls, wood, concrete, furniture, tile, fabric paper, cork, canvas, and more.
Decorating with stencils is economical! All you need are some basic Stencil supplies and paint to create a patterned wall or surface at a fraction of the cost of wallpaper.
Stencils give you endless custom color options. Simply choose the best stencil paint color to match your decor to create a coordinated look.
There is a Royal Stencil pattern available for every decorating style! We are continuously updating our stencil collections to offer you everything from timeless patterns to the latest design trends.
Stenciling is easy to learn, fun to do, and provides you with a rewarding decorating project you will be proud to share! Visit our How to Stencil pages to get started now…
How To Stencil
Stenciling is a fast, easy, and inexpensive way to customize and update any surface in your house with paint, including walls, floors, ceilings, furniture, and fabric. Stenciling is generally done using either stencil brushes or stencil rollers. You can stencil with craft acrylic paints, latex wall paint, or our specially designed Royal Stencil Creme paints. The key to successful stencil projects is to use a “dry” brush or roller that has been offloaded to remove the excess paint that can seep under the stencil. Are you ready to try stenciling?
We have created a series of How to Stencil tutorials here that guide you through the basic stenciling techniques with Royal Design Studio stencils.
Quick Links:
How to Stencil Basics
How to Stencil Walls
How to Stencil Furniture
How to Stencil Fabric
How to Stencil Floors