While I love the look of wallpaper to set the tone for a room
In small doses it can make for chic and economical decorating solutions.
An easily made folding screen behind the bed
In the back of built-ins, bookcases or shelving
In panels made with some cut fiberboard and small moldings
inside a drawer as liner (possibly leading to more organized drawers)
a great redo inside a fold front desk
so clever up the riser
on a lampshade
on one wall
or make your own art
there are lots of ways to get creative with wallpaper.
Let me know if you have any!
Photo Credits: Veranda Editors for the Veranda Greystone Showhouse, Celerie Kimble, Jane Churchill, Ames Ingham for Greystone, Turquoise- LA, Decor Pad, Design Sponge, Zedomax, Design Sponge, InteriorView (two photos), Apartment Therapy
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great website! i can’t remember where i found it, but i had actually bookmarked a room that you designed and then i saw it on your website today. wild. anyway, i love the idea of using wallpaper! i’m soon to be moving into my first home and am thinking about the decor. it’s a small house, but has a greatroom combining the kitchen, living and dining areas. any ideas for a subtle, but fun design for one wall behind the dining room table? i think anything too bold would be too much for this greatroom. any website suggestions? thanks!
I just came by from Erika’s site and am enjoying a few calm minutes on your site before I have to take all of the kids to school.
I am a big fan of wallpaper. I never thought of papering the risers of a stair case, but I really like it.
Love the idea of wallpapering the back of book cases as well.
xo
Brooke