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The article reports that wallpaper is regaining its popularity as wall coverings in the U.S. Sales of wallpaper companies have increased in the past five. This is because today's wallpaper designs are more sophisticated, easier to apply or remove and it makes fashion a fashion statement. Some wallpaper designs from different companies are described.

This article from Virginia Living magazine features a Queen Anne-style home in Richmond's Fan district that has been transformed into a vibrant and eclectic space. The house stands out with its white painted brick and bright yellow trim, and the interior is filled with vibrant colors, chandeliers, and an array of art pieces from different styles and periods. The homeowner, an artist, curated the home with one-of-a-kind pieces and made all the interior decisions without the help of an interior designer. The renovation included gutting the bathrooms, kitchen, and laundry room, as well as adding a small addition to the living area. The goal was to create a unique and unreplicable home, which was achieved through the combination of bright colors, thrifted antiques, and the homeowner's bold personality. [Extracted from the article]

Elaine Tucker-Haviland is a master faux finish artist who meticulously hand-paints wood grain and stone textures onto surfaces. She has worked on various landmarks in Richmond, including the Executive Mansion and the State Capitol. Tucker-Haviland sees her art as a way to preserve lost arts and forgotten history, and she also revitalizes private residences by updating antiquated elements. She approaches each project as a collaboration and prioritizes creating a home that reflects the client's individuality and spirit. [Extracted from the article]

The article suggests some wallpaper installation projects. Try a modern take on a traditional pattern with an oversize grid of framed pieces by using Laura Ashley Home House Pan-t Toile wallpaper in Dine from York Wallcoverings. Create a cozy corner with a folding screen. This custom project looks complicated, but all it takes is a roll of wallpaper, a few hardware-store supplies. Customize a home office with a mix of patterns and colors that reflect one's personality using Mysterious wallpaper from Graham and Brown.

The article offers suggestions on the 10 ultimate wallpapers for a powder room. Patrick Frey of Pierre Frey, says he likes Nakain in Tobacco by Boussac, because it creates a charming mood instantly. Kazumi Yoshida of Clarence House, likes Flowering Quince in Green, because it would make a happy, dreamy powder room. Harry Hinson of Hinson & Co., likes Martinique in Green, because it is timeless.

Several photographs depicting various wallpaper designs including Medallion in Berry, Peony Watercolor and Urban Walls Flowers in White Vinyl are presented.

Provides tips on how decorate a room with patterned fabric and wallpaper. Deciding what is staying the same in the room; Lighting considerations; Use of distinctive patterns; Connecting patterns by sharing one or two main colors; Creative ways to adapt pattern to home's interiors.

The article presents a list of several materials for making wallpapers including drop cloth, stepladder, and wallpaper brush.

The article deals with the use of modern wallpaper for the home. It offers information on several types of wall paper, including non-pasted paper, pre-pasted paper and paste-the-wallpaper. The steps in putting the wallpaper on the wall are outlined. Tips on matching the patterns and color combinations of wallpapers with the interiors of the house are given.

Presents decorative wall paper with textured designs. Brand names; Price; Contact information.

The article offers a brief profile of Shanan Campanaro, a visual artist and owner of wallpaper business Eskayel. It states that Campanaro's task as a visual artist involved mostly on graphic design. Campanaro explains why she decided to leave her corporate work and take on wallpaper and furnishing design full time. She also discusses the combination of traditional and digital arts used by Eskayel.

The article presents several wallpapers with playful patterns, textures and colors including the Leaf Damask designed by Aimee Wilder, the Feather Grass from paint and wallpaper manufacturer Farrow & Ball Inc. and the Trippy from wall covering company Graham & Brown.

The article discusses the trend of using wallpaper on ceilings, also known as the "fifth wall." Designers recommend using non-directional papers or geometric patterns that can be viewed from various angles. Lighting is an important consideration when wallpapering a ceiling, as it can create reflections and enhance the overall atmosphere of the space. The article provides examples of wallpaper patterns and suggests using a skilled installer for geometric or striped designs. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents guidelines to hang wallpaper at home. While applying wallcoverings requires some skill and patience, it's not a very difficult task. Wallcovering materials come in a wide range of choices, including fabric, foil, cork and hemp with a plain or prepasted backing. Roll sizes vary.An average American roll comes in sizes ranging from 18 to 36 inches. Determine the number of rolls you need based on the total wall area minus the windows and doors. Wallcovering rolls are marked with a dye-lot number. Be sure to purchase rolls with matching numbers. Old wallpaper can be left in place if it's solidly attached. Re-glue loose corners or peeling edges, then rough up the surface with coarse sandpaper. If the wall is covered with several layers of paper, remove them.

The article evaluates several wallpapers including products from Trustworth Studios, Walnut Wallpaper, and Sheilabridges.

The article presents the illusionistic artworks of award-winning artist Emma Hack. It notes that her art intricate paintings and imaginative vision through human figures that are integrated behind into dramatic patters of wallpapers. Hack is a body artist, photographer, and skin illustrator who is fascinated into a world of beauty and wonderment. Moreover, Hack's well known arts include the Exotic Bird Mandala, Oriental Blossom with Butterflies, and Japanese Floral.

Describes antique French wallpaper sold by Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz. Wallpaper designs; Designers; Details on an exhibit in New York.

The article describes the antique wallpaper store Secondhand Rose in New York City. The owner, Suzanne Lipschutz, discusses her interest in antique wallpaper, where she gets her stock, and the cost of various kinds of wallpaper. The author notes that Lipschutz often sells wallpaper to Hollywood producers to be used on movie sets.

The article features the Rentogen wallpaper from Wook Kim.

The article features Deborah Bowness' trompe l'oeil wallpapers with images of dresses.

Focuses on Anya Larkin's metallic wall papers and borders for interior decoration. Use of rice paper as base; Soft palette and strong geometrics; Career history of Larkin.

Recommends the book 'Wallcoverings: Applying the Language of Color and Pattern,' by Chuck Fischer. Description of the wallpaper collection featured in the book.

Discusses the aesthetic effects of wallpapers on homes. Factors to consider in choosing wallpaper patterns; Various designs of wallpapers that can add to the beauty of homes.

Focuses on the concept of the wallpapers designed by architects and designers Laurinda Spear and Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Miami, Florida.

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Evaluates several wall coverings. Hand-screened wallpaper from Flavor Paper; Office Attire wall paper from Pallas; John Mahoney wall murals from Mixed Greens.

Features several ceiling fixtures made from handcrafted wallpapers. Mustique pattern in Magnolia; Curvy Swervy in coral; Solitude pattern in Calabria.

Focuses on wallpaper designs used by Leta Austin Foster during the redesign of a Colonial Revival house in Richmond, Virginia. Hand-printed wallpaper; Block prints; Wallpaper with narrative imagery.

Looks at contemporary styles of wallpaper. International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York where companies showed off their fresh take on wallpaper; Return of attention-grabbing graphics for walls; Finding that customers are looking for a more complete and decorated look.

Looks at contemporary styles of wallpaper. International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York where companies showed off their fresh take on wallpaper; Return of attention-grabbing graphics for walls; Finding that customers are looking for a more complete and decorated look.

Introduces the latest wallpaper collections of Cole & Son. Designs; Colors; Relevant features.

The article describes the works of the Toronto-based artist Sadko Hadzihasanovic. Among these works include a mixed media on wallpaper mounted on canvas and "How to Explore Henry Moore to Che" ink jet print and oil on canvas. It discusses Hadzihasanovic's reasons for using wallpaper as a material in art.

The article presents several kinds of wall paper roses. Rose du roi in chartreuse is based on an intricate 17th-century French etching and has elegance and a quite sophistication. Pale pinks and peachy corals are just made for catering their petals in the boundoir. In addition, reddish rose in black and white is a vinyl-coated paper inspired by Cecil Beaton's floral design, and named for his English cottage.

Photographs of several wall papers, including Stripes Americana, Blossom Tropic, and Faux Linen, are presented.

This article offers brief information on several wallpapers with different designs including Architectural Panel, Paper Tiles and Tweed.

Features the Day-Glo color for the hand-screened Flower of Love wallpaper of Flavor Paper, owned by Jon Sherman.

Features Glasgow, Scotland-based interior designers Paul Simmons and Alistair McAuley, founders of wallpaper company Timorous Beasties. Inspiration for designing paper and fabric; Designers' perception towards the use of wallpaper; Introduction of the business' wall products to the U.S. market.

An interview with interior decorator, Annie Schlechter is presented. When asked about her bedroom interiors she mentions that her bedroom is very relaxing, calm and cool with fantastic wallpaper. She also talks about several topics including her liking towards reading, her designs of tables and designing of her wallpapers.

The article presents the views of women who turn inspiration in to art including flower artist Sarah Ryhanen, creamist Michele Quan, and wallpaper artist Karen Combs. Topics discussed include Ryhanen's search for beautiful flowers and handmade soaps and candles, Quan's cultfavorite jewelry line Me & Ro and sculpts a range of ceramic art, and Combs' passion for wallpaper and contribution of her papers to decorate many celebrity homes.

Photographs of several wallpapers with flower patterns, are presented.

The article offers brief information on various lattice wallpaper including the old-fashioned weave painted Treillage Sidewall from Brunschwig & Fils, the chippendale style in orange color Brighton from Quadrille and the interlocking hexagons on a black field Modern Trellis from F. Schumacher & Co.

Photographs of several wallpapers with zigzag patterns including Volte Face, Chevrons and Sierra, are presented.

The article offers brief information on several wallpapers depicting winter trees including one from the company Bennison Fabrics, one from Harlequin Inc. and one from Larsen Co.

Several photographers showing book wallpapers and bookselves are presented.

Photographs of hand-painted wallpapers from de Gournay in London, England are presented.