The best part of my job is helping inspired clients bring their vision to life. When working with beautiful wallpapers, you’re not just covering the walls, you’re turning a home into a piece of art.
1890 Queen Anne inspired town home 
I love working in the old historic houses of Washington, DC. Recently, I installed damask wallpaper befitting this 1890 Queen Anne town home. Queen Anne town houses became popular in DC after the Civil War, and can be found lining the streets of the city’s historic areas like Logan and Dupont Circles. A quirk of this particular home is shared by the White House. “Murphy doors” (doors that are flush with a wall in order to become invisible) can be found throughout the house. I covered those doors with wallpaper to hide them even further. For instance, there are two liquor cabinets in the dining room pictured above. Bet you can’t find them…
This week I installed a very interesting wallpaper. It looks like a vintage decoupage hand-printed paper but was actually digitally printed onto a soft cotton ground. The paper, Chimney Swallows, is from the artist, John Derian, located in NYC. By using this technology and technique, you can get the best of both worlds — old vintage design with modern durability.
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