IOD Chateau IOD Paint Inlay
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Chateau is an IOD Paint Inlay inspired by timeworn European wallpaper and decorative painted surfaces, with botanical detail and a softly distressed finish that feels collected rather than newly applied.
Why You’ll Love It
The repeating pattern creates the look of hand-painted, aged decoration rather than a surface decal, and the sheets can be aligned to continue the design across larger furniture and décor projects.
More Info
IOD Chateau is made with proprietary artist-quality paint. It is not a decal or printed film: the design is embedded into wet paint and remains water-reactive until the finished project is sealed.
Size
12 × 16 inches each.
How to Use
Apply a generous, even coat of compatible mineral-based chalk-type paint to a prepared surface, working in sections no larger than the inlay sheet. While the paint is wet, place the inlay design-side down with the printed grid facing up. Lightly mist the back with water and pat it into contact using a smooth damp sponge, soft folded cloth, or small IOD Silicone Paint Blade; do not drag the sheet. Allow it to dry to the touch. Mist evenly again, wait about 30 seconds, then peel the paper away slowly at a low angle. If it resists, mist again and wait before continuing.
How to Care For
Let the finished design dry completely—24 hours is the safest guideline—then seal it because the pigment remains water-reactive until protected. Use a compatible water-based sealer, artist’s fixative followed by a compatible finish, or wax; test products together before use. To reuse a sheet, lay it flat pigment-side up until completely dry, place protective tissue between saved sheets, and store it flat in the original packaging at room temperature away from moisture.
About the Design
The design is a repeating vintage-wallpaper composition with scrolling botanical forms, floral ornament, and distressed areas that soften the edges and printed detail. The repeat is arranged to allow adjoining sheets to align into a continuous pattern across a larger surface.