
Newsworthy is the name Weitzner Limited's rather amazing wallcovering made from, you guessed it, recycled newspapers.
Using an age-old technology of upcycling old newspapers, 100% real newsprint strips are handwoven on a loom and then paperbacked to make Newsworthy suitable for the wall.

Maintenance-wise it can be vacuumed off for cleaning, but like real newspapers, it's not guaranteed against fading; being constantly exposed to sunlight might cause it to yellow. But either way it's a damn sight prettier than the average New Yorker's newspaper decorating solution: We typically just crumple up the sheets and use them to adorn our streets.

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Taking down wallpaper is a pretty big chore in and of itself, taking down wallpaper of loomed strips of newspaper might be a nightmare.
Do you have any information regarding this, before I begin to recommend?