Wallpaper lovers, rejoice! Your cherished paper wall coverings have reentered mainstream decor with a vengeance. Wall coverings are nearly as versatile as paint now, and your favorite designs can now be seen on accent walls in supersleek lofts or wall to wall at formal dining places. This diversity — as well as near-endless new routines, reasonable prices and easier-than-ever applications — is what is making wallpaper popular again. Kricken Yaker, interior designer and owner of Vanillawood, frequently opts for the feel of paper rather than flat paint. Her love for wallpaper shows in her design for the Portland, Oregon, home below; almost every room incorporates a distinct pattern. Piecing together your very own multicolored, multipatterned home can be tricky, particularly if you’ve got open-concept spaces — but it is possible with carefully selected designs, correct placement and proper application. If you are ready to play with more wallpaper prints throughout…
Case Study: Wallpaper in Pretty Much Every Space
