Bare walls can be so boring. Think you're ready to make a decorating move that might feel too edgy? Wow with wallpaper. It never disappoints.
Bare walls can be so boring. Think you're ready to make a decorating move that might feel too edgy? Wow with wallpaper. It never disappoints.
"Portobello" on dyed silk by de Gournay
photography by COREY WALTER
Think outside the box when it comes to how you decorate. Not everything needs to be loud and in your face. Waking up to a closet that looks like this would be a nice way to start the day. Don't you think?
"St. Antoine" by Farrow & Ball (BP943)
photography by COREY WALTER
Small-space dwellers, listen up. If you want to transform your pad, make one wall a focal point by covering it with an unbelievable pattern. Guests will forget how tiny your apartment is when their eyes are locked on an amazing paper.
"Euro Damask Hand-Print" by Timorous Beasties
photography by MELANIE ACEVEDO
Not all paper has to be big, bold, and over the top. A whimsical print is perfect for a space that's accented by an oversized mirror and a collection of artwork. Browse artwork and mirrors.
"Birds & Butterflies" by F. Schumacher & Co.
photography by LUCAS ALLEN
Hello, hallway. Trust your instincts when it comes to decorating a narrow space. A fierce animal print will take an area to wild new heights.
Rose Cumming by Dessin Fournir "Zebrine" wallpaper, rosecumming.com
photography by PAUL COSTELLO
The living room is your go-to spot. We totally get it. Make it as spectacular as can be. If you take a bold direction with the paper, stick to a cohesive palette. This is one room you'll never, ever outgrow.
"Eltham Vine" by Sanderson Interiors
photography by MELANIE ACEVEDO
Wallpaper wows, but it can also have a remarkably calming impact on a space. This natural wood furniture plays off the organic nature of this paper.
Wallpaper in image was found at a thrift-store.
For a similar option: Vintage 1940s "Cottage Scenic" by Hannah's Treasures (866) 755 3173.
photography by ANNIE SCHLECHTER
This cool-as-can-be black-and-white paper feels like it could pair up with almost anything. Cue the velvet sofa, pink pillows, and artwork. If you're shopping for pillows and artwork, we've got you covered.
"Malabar" in Black/White from Lee Jofa
photography by PAUL COSTELLO
A high spirited approach to a quiet bedroom space. This bright yellow-and-white paper gives an unexpected jolt to a subdued sleeping area.
"Savannah Stripes" in Midday Sun by Tyler Hall
photography by JUSTIN BERNHAUT
Experiment with wallpaper in small spaces, such as a bathroom or a sitting room. This pattern feels fresh and modern, and it livens up the area.
Suzy Hoodless "Davidia", Osborne & Little (203) 359 1500
photography by TARA MARIE DONNE
If you choose a small repetitive print, create a look that won't cause a dizzying effect. White furniture and minimal accent pieces give the space a sense of calm.
"Casa de Milagros" wallpaper, cavernhome.com
photography by JUSTIN BERNHAUT
Look up. Inspired yet? One might expect to see a bold print on the ceiling, which is why we're totally blown away by the more floral approach.
Thibaut "Fanfare" in Brown from Pacific Design Services (310) 360 6418