I'm definitely coming around to the idea of employing wallpaper in my future house, thanks in no small part to these lovely uses of printed patterns:
(Lisa Borgnes Giramonti's foyer via her blog A Bloomsbury Life)
(via Lonny)
(Lulu DK's customized foyer papered in her "Bloomsbury" print)
(Katie Ridder-designed wallpaper in Country Living's Green Home)
(Miles Redd utilized Wes Anderson-approved Scalamandre wallpaper for this bathroom)
Could you commit to a wallpaper print?
Or are you convinced that it should be avoided at all cost?
(Lulu DK's customized foyer papered in her "Bloomsbury" print)
(Katie Ridder-designed wallpaper in Country Living's Green Home)
(Miles Redd utilized Wes Anderson-approved Scalamandre wallpaper for this bathroom)
Could you commit to a wallpaper print?
Or are you convinced that it should be avoided at all cost?
P.S.: My ottomans are not ready yet, friends. I know you are waiting, like me, with bated breath for their arrival. I promise to share them just as soon as they are back!
I wallpapered my old entry and it was my favorite spot in my whole apartment! I do worry that the fussier prints could grow old on me, but some are just plain gorg. Best for small rooms, I think.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree--I think the pattern can overwhelm. The prices on some of these wallpapers is pricey, too, so that definitely limits the size of the project!
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