Wallpaper Wednesday: Chinoiserie Chic in Saffron
Apparently, I’m having a yellow moment. And not the polite, buttery kind. Give me bold, saturated, unapologetic yellow and I’m in. This week’s Wallpaper Wednesday is Chinoiserie
Wallpaper Wednesday: Redon by Paul Montgomery
Some wallpapers politely decorate a room. Others completely take over the conversation. Meet Redon by Paul Montgomery. Inspired by the fantastical decorative panels painted by French Symbolist
Wallpaper Wednesday: Fabuleux by Bien Fait
If "more is more" were a wallpaper, it would be Fabuleux by Bien Fait. This enchanting design is a dreamlike, mythological menagerie where unicorns, winged horses,
Wallpaper Wednesday: Renaissance Herbier by Iksel for Schumacher
If your walls have been begging for a little culture, history, and botanical drama, allow me to introduce Renaissance Herbier by Iksel Decorative Arts for
Wallpaper Wednesday: Woodstock by House of Hackney
Happy Wallpaper Wednesday! Can we all just agree that more is more? Because Woodstock by House of Hackney is bringing full-on flower power and I am
Wallpaper Wednesday: Garland of Ragini
This week's Wallpaper Wednesday takes us on a journey to 18th-century India with the breathtaking Garland of Ragini mural from the V&A collection by 1838
Wallpaper Wednesday: Dragonflies, Ferns & Scandinavian Magic
Happy Wallpaper Wednesday! If ever there were a wallpaper that proves more is more, it's Trollslända by Gocken Jobs at Boråstapeter. Originally designed for NK's
Wallpaper Wednesday: Flora by Sandberg Wallpaper
For this week's Wallpaper Wednesday, I am completely smitten with Flora by Sandberg Wallpaper. Inspired by the hand-colored botanical illustrations of 18th-century artist Georg Ehret,
Wallpaper Wednesday: Cats & Dogs by Happy Menocal for Schumacher
This Wallpaper Wednesday is for both the cat people and the dog people. As someone who shares her home with three rescue dogs, you can
Wallpaper Wednesday: Jardin Yili Mural by Brunschwig & Fils
Happy Wallpaper Wednesday! If ever a wallpaper could stop me mid-scroll, it is the Jardin Yili Mural by Brunschwig & Fils. This is not just wallcovering,