Ralph Lauren wallpaper
In my latest search for a modern wallpaper I have come across some new textures and designs that I just had to share. Though the options are limitless and I could list pictures for days, I have narrowed it down to these as some of my new favs. I love how you can really play with dimension and depth with wallpaper and transform a dull space into something to talk about. A professor of mine in college told us that the only appropriate place for wallpaper was a powder bath, but I couldn’t disagree more! Wallpaper can be great in any room when done right so check out a few of these examples and see what you think! Also, wallpaper is a great way to hide flaws in older homes and buildings that may not have perfectly smooth drywall or level surfaces.
Wallpaper by Thibaut
Watelet from Designers Guild
Anthropologie wallpaper
Though a bedroom can be a bit riskier to make a commitment to printed wallpaper, I think in this case it looks amazing. Also, with wallpaper you don’t feel the need to cover the wall with art, so a simple series like above can be plenty for the room.
- dining room designed by Suzanne Kasler
Grasscloth wallpaper is a timeless and classic way to add sophistication to a room while keeping things simple. With this look, the grasscloth allows for more layers such as sconces and art and drapes without things getting too busy or hectic.
A drab entry way is a terrific place to try wallpaper. Since usually this space sets the tone for the rest of the home, a dramatic wallpaper can let guests get a great first impression.
