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Have you noticed all of the gorgeous wallpapers available to us lately? It can be a tough decision when it is time to design a room. I seem to lean towards the hand painted wallcoverings. What about you?
Here are some that I've earmarked:
This is fragment of a wallpaper printed in England in the 1500's. It still looks like a current damask.
Wallpaper by Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz
I think this is an exquisite damask. I love the background texture along with the gold design on top.
Porter Teleo produces some wonderfully funky designs. Fromental, a relatively new company in London, offers "papers" that are actually a combination of hand painted and embroidered designs.
This is a color sketch for the Vermicelle pattern
produced by Emile Jacques Ruhlmann, a French designer and decorator whose company was a major force in the Art Deco movement. This looks so modern even now!
produced by Emile Jacques Ruhlmann, a French designer and decorator whose company was a major force in the Art Deco movement. This looks so modern even now!
Wallpaper by Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz
Of course, it goes without saying that the papers from Phillip Jeffries, Maya Romanoff and Ronald Redding are amazing.
I liked this idea of framing this 1925 art deco wallpaper. Perfect in this contemporary setting.
Wallpaper by Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz
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Love David Bonk! ....and that RL damask is to die for....I think I will copy it!
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These are all amazing. I love the Fromental rendition. It is so new and fresh! I wish wallpaper companies would come up with a medium that would be easily replaced. That is my biggest reason for not using wallpaper anywhere in my home.
ReplyDeleteI love all wallpapers! The wallcovering options available today are endless, sophisticated and definitely not my grandmother's wallpaper!
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