At the Printers

At the Printers

Brooklyn's Flavor Paper is hauling dowdy old wallpaper into the splashy 21st century, and you get to watch.
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Housed in a recently remodeled building on Pacific Street in Brooklyn, the high-end, high-design team of wallpaper makers at Flavor Paper don’t mind putting their manufacturing process on display. The workshop is on street level and passersby freely gawk at the massive sheets of colorful paper—and the people making them—through a massive window. A mirror on the ceiling shows pedestrians even more of the process in what founder Jon Sherman calls "open kitchen–style production." He founded Flavor Paper in New Orleans in 2004, but moved to Brooklyn in 2009. Here’s what you’d see if your nose were pressed to the glass.

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Aaron Britt
Aaron writes the men’s style column “The Pocket Square” for the San Francisco Chronicle and has written for the New York Times, the Times Magazine, Newsweek, National Geographic and others.

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