3 Ingenious Uses of Wallpaper: Bring Your Space from Archaic to Artistic
Does the word "wallpaper" conjure images of your parents' 1970s living room? Save the cringe for later, because today's wallpaper is anything but dated. Modern wall coverings vary from tiny prints and full murals to neutral textures and touchable finishes. Whether you're looking to add interest, softness, or a bold statement to your space, you'll find a dynamic, beautiful design partner in wallpaper.
Does this mean you should apply wallpaper to every room in your home? Absolutely not. In fact, we love to use wallpaper in a few unexpected applications.
1. WALLPAPER THE CEILING |
| Ceilings tend to be boring, and unless you have a fancy light fixture, most people don't notice them. Adding wallpaper with a tasteful color palette and pattern can add depth and height to your space instantly. This is a smart way to interest to larger rooms, such as living rooms or bedrooms, without going nuts on a big accent wall. |
2. WALLPAPER THE LAUNDRY ROOM |
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Once the most utilitarian of spaces, the laundry room has become a thing of beauty. Does this make us want to do laundry more often? Maybe a little. Attractive design elements, such as a floral pattern behind your folding counter, go a long way to making your household chores more bearable. Plus, adding designer touches in unexpected spaces is an easy way to make it look like you've totally got your ducks in a row.
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