Showing posts with label wallpaper design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wallpaper design. Show all posts

Friday, October 17, 2014

'Feathers' Wallpaper By Mini Moderns & Matt Sewell


One of my favorite British design duos, Mini Moderns, has recently launched a new wallpaper design named 'Feathers' in collaboration with artist Matt Sewell. Inspired by the nature and painterly put with a dreamy watercolour effect, this wallpaper is a real eye-catcher. 


I really like the strong visual impact of this wallpaper design in contrast with the light brush strokes of its watercolour effect. Imagine this wallpaper as a feature wall in a spacious room, imagine it as a wallpaper of an alcove, a reading nook and more. And why not an entire room if you like to go bold!

This playful wallpaper design comes in five colourways: Lido, Mustard, Chalkhill Blue, British Lichen and Coach Emerald. 'Feathers' is the third wallpaper design in the Mini Moderns 'Hinterland' collection which marks a repeated collaboration with the artist Matt Sewell. 

Photography by Mini Moderns

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Happy Interior Blog Recommends...



As an interior design blogger I am always pondering various options when it comes to interiors - obviously, right? One of those options are wallpapers. Some like them. Some hate them. Some say they are old-fashioned. Others say they are trending and cool. No matter what stance we take, they are out there - and if it anything to go by the current wallpaper designs on the market, I'd rather believe the latter crowd. 

I think wallpaper come in beautiful designs, qualities and textures today. They are a great way to add visual impact in interiors though they have to be carefully selected and considered. And long gone are the days when it was a social duty to plaster every single wall in the home with wallpaper. Today many opt for striking feature walls - a great way to emphasize or visually structure a room.


One of my favorite paint brands, Farrow & Ball, have launched a brand new range of four Japanese inspired wallpaper designs. I assume you will agree with me if I say these designs are not vibrant, not flashy, not dominant. Instead these designs seem to root in history, Japanese craftsmanship to be precise, they seem to be soothing and calming. They sort of go with the current season. They unveil a richness in pattern and structure when viewed close-by, they seem to blur and balance when looked at from afar. 

So if you happen to look for wallpaper designs for any upcoming interior or DIY project, you might want to have a closer look at the latest Farrow & Ball wallpaper selection. 

Photography via Farrow & Ball
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