Showing posts with label Wallpaper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wallpaper. Show all posts

Friday, January 6, 2017

FRESH INSPIRATION: WALLPAPER


If you are looking to make a room pop, I suggest installing wallpaper for color and pattern.  Over the past few years wallpaper has gained popularity and I am frequently this update for powder rooms, dining rooms, and even laundry rooms.   Here are a few of my top blue and green wallpaper picks: 



Galbraith & Paul Lotus in Fennel Galbraith&Paul


Hummingbirds, Blue Multi-Coulour, LeeJofa


 Galbraith & Paul Parquet in Sea Galbraith&Paul


Thibaut Design, Fair Isle in Green & Blue ThibautDesign


Scalamandre, Gertrude's Plaid in Dark Blue Scalamandre



Pierre Frey, Bonne PĂȘche in Bleu PierreFrey



Manuel Canovas, Anvers Wallpaper Cowtan



Kaleidoscopic Crest Wallpaper, Teal Anthropologie

Cover image via galbraithandpaul.com

Friday, June 19, 2015

THIS MONTH'S OBSESSION: LEAFY GREEN


This month I am loving leafy green fabrics and wallcoverings.  Perhaps this is due to India Hicks’s book Island Style or maybe it is the thought of hot summer days.  Paired with rattan baskets, summery sisals, and gold hardware,  they are the perfect graphic element to any room.  Here is some pre-weekend leafy green inspiration.  








Images via Pinterest 

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

SPRING: CHINOISERIE



This Spring I am loving Chinoiserie wall coverings for any room in the house.  Of course, my favorite are the gorgeous custom hand painted panels by Gracie, but there are many others including De Gournay and Zuber.  If you are looking for a way to turn your entry, dining room, powder room, bedroom, or maybe even your laundry room into a stunning gem, I suggest adding vibrant Chinoiserie paper.  Here are a few examples for inspiration. 









































Images via Pinterest

Friday, September 20, 2013

ZEBRA: THE HUNT

One of my favorite zebra print applications, is the Scalamandre zebra wallpaper.  This iconic pattern made it's debut during the late 1930's, at Gino's Restaurant in New York City.  Flora Scalamandre designed the wallpaper to depict zebras during a hunt, hence the flying arrows. The original pattern featured classic black and white zebras with a bright red background, later other colorways were created.  


One of my favorite uses of this wallpaper is in Margo Tenenbaum's room in the film The Royal Tenenbaum's.






  


























Images via The Royal Tenenbaum's
Information and Scalamandre image via http://passmenteries.com