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Tracey Kendall’s paperback wallpaper will make you look like a bookworm on some serious performance-enhancing drugs. And who doesn’t want that? This would be spectacular in a small nook or a small room; you’d have your own instant haphazard library. Or, best idea yet, put this wallpaper at the back of your bookshelves, and voilà! you’re done. (Sort of similar to the Genuine Fake Bookshelf Wallpaper, except maybe a tiny bit better because of the color perhaps?)

* Adhesive required
* Hand-screenprinted paper
* Roll: 144″L, 18.25″W
* Covers 18 square feet
* Handcrafted in England

(£124.18)

Just how many hours could you spend with this wallpaper? It would certainly give your friends something to do while they wait for you to get ready.

Design your own pattern playing Word searching on your wall. Made in France, Lutèce
160 g wallpaper
Rouleau 53cm x 10m (5.3m²) / Roll Size 21H X 11yds (area : 5
Black and white

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Mr. Skull just got fancy with bronze flock on a incredibly strange color-changing background. It’s super expensive but would look nice in a small powder room or entryway.
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Why, hello there you lovely tufted tiles. How much are you and how long is your lead time?

Available in 14 colors (both a matte and glossy finish).

From Rex Ceramiche Artistiche.
To request quote: Buy it here or here.

In the Cutler Townhouse by Murdock Young Architects there seems to be a rug on the wall. At first, I had a distinct ‘ew’ response, but after looking at it for a little while, it seems to be growing on me. Maybe the green texture has more of a living wall look? Whether you like rug-on-a-wall idea or not, the application of such a distinct texture on a smaller area certainly adds a lot of interest, so it’s something to think about if you want to kick up your space a notch.

See it here.

Just the thing to inspire creativity, this wallpaper encourages you to write, paint, or tape things directly to it, giving you an altogether customized look.

Artists Taylor and Wood, designed Frames — a completely interactive wallpaper. You decide what you want it to be: whether you want to put up your child’s art, paint directly into a frame, or put up family photos. Make your room unique!

Materials: Approx 50% of this wallpaper is sourced from recycled material or from FSC-certified (Forestry Stewardship Council) managed forests.
In Black/white : 20.5 W 396 L

$40.00, Buy it here.

Handmade tiles usually aren’t the sort of thing I like, but these by Popham Design are so graphically strong I can’t help but like them.

popham design brings a modern design sensibility to the tradition of Moroccan cement tiles. Our tiles are made by hand by skilled artisans in our Marrakech factory. The designs take their aesthetic cue from our life in Morocco and the things that inspire us…Grouped into four collections – scribbles + loops, classics + twists, flora + fauna, and plain + shapely – the patterns within each are designed to be flexible so that the same tiles can be arranged in numerous layouts. In conjunction with our color palette, popham design tiles encourage creativity. “Have fun and show us what you can do,” they seem to say. popham design tiles are suitable as wall and floor coverings for residential and commercial environments – and appropriate for both interior and exterior applications.

Buy it here.

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Did you know that Target has a bunch of decent wallpaper to choose from? I’m sort of impressed.

Mosaico Double-Roll Wallpaper – Black/ Silver, $74.99, Buy it here.
Tolla Double-Roll Wallpaper – Storm Blue, $74.99, Buy it here.
Muse Double-Roll Wallpaper – Black, $74.99, Buy it here.
Manor House Double-Roll Wallpaper – Black/ Gloss, $74.99, Buy it here.
Jaisamand Double-Roll Wallpaper – Moleskin, $74.99, Buy it here.
Chantilly Double-Roll Wallpaper – Parchment, $74.99, Buy it here.
Paintable Wallpaper- Ornate Tile, $34.99, Buy it here.
Elizabeth Double-Roll Wallpaper – Pink/ Silver, $74.99, Buy it here.

Missing those period details that older buildings have? Well, here you go, no dust or expensive contract installations, just hang up these painted wall panels. Also, check out the Louis Fireplace Slipcover ($475 ( 5′-6″ l x 4′-6″ h x 1′-0″ d)) for a quick fix to your fireplace.

“original artwork with no two alike …acrylic painted canvas faux wall panels with grommets for easy wall hanging installation.” -ridiculous design

Louis XLarge: $2995.00 (7′-6″ high x 17′-3″ wide)
Louis Medium: $1299.00 (7′-6″ high x 10′-0″ wide)
Louis Small: $999.00 (7′-6″ high x 6′-0″ wide)
custom sizes and custom color available on request
Buy it here.

So, ever since seeing the photo (taken by Debi Treloar) of this bed (in Studio Ilse’s 661 london road project), I’ve been a little obsessed with finding cobalt blue sheets and perhaps taking on the task of adding a wall mural somewhere in my home. While I have had absolutely no luck in finding the sheets (it’s apparently impossible*), there are quite a few wall mural sources online.

Surface View, which is perhaps the most entertaining, has a large image collection along with a snazzy ‘see in room’ option where you get to see your selected image as a mural, window blind or canvas art (see upper right photo). There’s also Murals Your Way which has what looks to be a decent brick wall and some other stuff worth considering. My personal favorite is the Galaxy mural wall paper (shown lower right) from designyourwall.com. They also have a nice bamboo forest wallpaper that could be nice in a powder room or something.

Is that enough to get you started mural-wise? Any other good links, let me know and I’ll add them.

*To the first person who finds a cobalt sheet set in queen size (thread count ~300, available online from a US, Canada, or UK store), I will send you a handmade card as thanks…and maybe something else too.

With so many great wallpaper options, it’s hard to pick just one.

design:
Mark Giglio, 2009

“Hand Print” Wallpaper (2 Rolls) $240.00,
Buy it here.
“Kabegami” Wallpaper (2 Rolls) $240.00, Buy it here.

There’s certainly no shortage of lovely wallpapers these days, and Trove’s collection goes in the ‘gorgeous’ category.

Type I commercial grade paper. UV resistant inks. Non-toxic wax-based protective coating. Repeat width 33.5″ or 67″ depending on pattern. Estimates based on provided wall dimensions.

Call or email for estimate: Buy it here.

Whoa, check out Minakani’s off the beaten path wallpaper collection. They’ve got some really eye-catching designs that’s sure to spice up any boring walls you might have.

Email Minakani with your dimensions and address and they’ll email you a quote with the price and shipping time. Buy it here.

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I’ve been seeing a few modern interiors of late choosing plywood instead of drywall as interior room walls. I’m not sure how cost effective it is, especially considering it all depends on the type of grain you choose, but I do have to say I’m liking the warmth and pattern it gives to a room, especially when contrasted with the dark floor as shown on right.

(photo credits: right, Maison Bois Fourneville, really worth taking a look…on left, PS Arkitektur Fjä llhus)

Last night I was at a party in Hollywood and ofcourse, rather than socializing, I was making mental notes of the interior selections. I really liked the casual feel of the place. Probably the most interesting selection was the ‘wallpaper’ above the mantle. From afar, it looked like a flocked, mustard colored wallpaper, but upon closer inspection, the wall was actually cork, and appeared to be hand-stamped with a pattern in silver paint.

[posted by kris]