This week I was absorbed into the world of William Morris wallpapers. Created in 1876, his Snakeshead design is an enduring favorite among Morris’ wallpapers. It certainly transformed this bathroom. For the family room, I installed Morris’s Pimpernel design. Morris himself decorated his dining room with his Pimpernel paper at his home, Kelmscott House in 1876.
Sometimes all you need is an Accent Wall to completely transform a room. This week I installed Rylee + Cru Sparrow wallpaper in a baby’s room. Great wallpaper for a nursery – playful and fun. From Lulu and Georgia.
Last week had the opportunity to install wallpaper in a restored Virginia farmhouse. Found this delightful primary/master bath very interesting with it’s unique view. It’s a real Window to the Past. The wallpaper is a recreated Aesthetic Period (1870-1890) with a beautiful red ground color. The farmhouse is a literal House of Paper with beautiful wallpapers in every room. Honor to install these works of art.
