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Eye On Design: Iconographic Wallpaper By Terry Crews

astek iconographic wallpaper photo by gail worley
All Photos By Gail

Terry Crews is a modern Renaissance man with accolades in football, entertainment, art, and design. This wallcovering collaboration with Astek commercial and residential wall covering pays homage to his diverse talents and multifaceted career by recognizing the figures that have inspired him along the way. Continue reading Eye On Design: Iconographic Wallpaper By Terry Crews

Eye On Design: Medusa By Merenda Wallpaper

merenda wallpaper booth background photo by gail worley
All Photos By Gail

One of my favorite places to visit when I am a tourist in any city, if it exists in that city, is an Aquarium. Once I’m inside, I immediately head to the jellyfish tank, to be mesmerized by the beauty and motion of these mysterious sea creatures. It is no  surprise then that I was immediately drawn to the Merenda Wallpaper booth at the recent ICFF  / NYCxDesign event when I saw their fantastic wallpaper covered with exotic Jellyfish; a design which they call Medusa. Lets take a closer look.

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Peel-and-Stick Vs Prepasted Wallpaper: Choosing the Best Option for Your Home Project

floral wallpaper

Over the years, wallpaper has transformed in the design field. It now provides homeowners with a range of options to completely change the look and feel of their living spaces. Peel-and-stick wallpaper and prepasted removable wallpaper have become quite popular among these options. Each option comes with its set of features, benefits, and drawbacks, allowing individuals to choose according to their preferences and practical needs.
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Eye On Design: Sea Beauties Vintage Wallpaper

Sea Beauties Wall Paper
All Photos By Gail

Designs inspired by nature form the largest group of more than 10,000 wallpapers in the collection of the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum. Often, a wallpaper theme would tie-in with the room’s use: designs of food were popular for dining rooms and water motifs dominated in bathrooms. The modern bathroom. with a designated space indoors, running water and flush toilets, had been developed by the late nineteenth century.  Given the concerns for hygiene and running water, ceramic tiles were the preferred wall-covering because of their durability and sanitary nature. For those on a budget, early wallpapers imitated this look with varnished tile patterns. Continue reading Eye On Design: Sea Beauties Vintage Wallpaper