Cockspur Lighthouse | 18 lb Decoupage Tissue Paper | 29x21 in

Some places hold more than light, they hold memory. Cockspur Lighthouse stands weathered and luminous against a sky ablaze with coral and rose, its warm glow steady as the tide shifts below. Painted in loose, expressive strokes with the texture of a well-loved canvas, this design captures the kind of moment that quietly becomes the best one, the kind you carry long after the day is done.

As part of the Wild Chapters collection, Cockspur Lighthouse brings coastal warmth, quiet resilience, and painterly depth to furniture makeovers, statement decor, and mixed-media projects. It is made for creators who believe that the most meaningful art tells a story without saying everything, ideal for dressers, accent pieces, journal covers, and anywhere a little light is needed. Whether you are drawn to coastal aesthetics, vintage Americana, or simply a design with soul, this piece will anchor your work with intention.

What Makes Our Tissue Decoupage Papers Unique?
The Tissue Decoupage Papers from Whimsykel Designs stand out due to the following distinct characteristics:
Sustainability: The tissue paper is made from 100% recycled materials, making it a responsible and environmentally friendly option.
Eye-Catching Designs: The use of a four-color digital printing process, complemented by an opaque white ink base, allows our eye-catching designs to come alive.
Limited Quantity: Each of our digital designs are exclusive and produced in smaller quantities, ensuring that each design truly becomes a unique work of art in the hands of the artist.
Whether you're a seasoned furniture artist or crafter looking to add a special touch to your projects, our tissue decoupage papers are a perfect choice. Please share your creations with us at facebook.com/groups/whimsykel
Disclaimer: Please note that the colors of printed items may differ from the digital version displayed on your screen pending the substrates they are printed on. Additionally, printed batches can vary from batch to batch, similar to the way dye lots differ for fabric.