Wallpaper Wednesday: FLEUR ORIENTALE CELADON
Happy Wallpaper Wednesday! I have a pretty treat for you. FLEUR ORIENTALE CELADON by Designers Guild A dramatic large scale scenic wallpaper design featuring an elegantly drawn tree
Wallpaper Wednesday: Sprouts by Windy O’Connor
Happy Wallpaper Wednesday! I'm back with a new favorite. Windy O'Connor's Sprouts wallpaper sparks all the joy. I adore the organic feel of this beauty and
Wallpaper Wednesday: Finches Jungle Panel Set
Happy Wallpaper Wednesday! I'm back with a new favorite. Finches Jungle Panel Set is fantastical landscape animated by exotic flora and fauna, this scenic verdant-colored wallpaper design was
Wallpaper Wednesday: Elitis Azzuro Capri
Happy Wallpaper Wednesday! I'm back with a new favorite. The gorgeous Elitis Azzurro Capri Wallpaper is ideal for creating an amazing feature wall in any room of
Wallpaper Wednesday: Moonbaby by Ever Atelier
I am mad for Moonbaby! This wallpaper from Ever Atelier has me looking for more walls. Do you stare at the moon? We do! This stunning
Wallpaper Wednesday: Klöverblad by Josef Frank
Happy Wallpaper Wednesday! I am crazy for the these clovers. Klöverblad is wallpaper print with green clover meanders over a white background. This wallpaper has a
Wallpaper Wednesday: John Robshaw’s Gaja
Happy Wallpaper Wednesday! I have always loved elephants and this wonderful wallpaper, Gaja from John Robshaw, has me coveting more wall space in my life. After visiting my
Wallpaper Wednesday: Raphael Mural
One of Scalamandre's most popular wallpapers gets refreshed and transformed into a mural! The pattern represents an enlarged motif of twisted tree trunks with lush
Wallpaper Wednesday: Cascade by Jen Stark
A favorite artist and wallpaper company have collaborated to create pure magic! No, you’re not hallucinating; Jen Stark’s art is out of this world! To bring
Wallpaper Wednesday: Rose Mary Rose by Ever Atelier
I am wild for this whimsical paper from Ever Atelier! Rose Mary Rose is…verdurous…colorful…full-of-light -- happy. Inspiration bloomed with nostalgia from our grandmother’s gardens — but