Etched arcadia mural

Towering trees and an endless sky cover your wall in graphite-hued forestry. **About York Wallcoverings** Recognized as America’s oldest and most prolific wallpaper manufacturer, York Wallcoverings continues to produce from its historic 1895 location in the heart of Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna Valley. The factory still operates its rare, turn-of-the-century presses to this day while utilizing modern, digitally innovative processes to create wallpaper designs both distinct in quality and…

You know the feeling when you have this perfect dreamy vision in your head and then it comes to life? Well, I do! We’ve had one heck of a week around here, but it all came together at the end and this was the cherry on top that made the effort worth it. Let’s back […]

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I know what I want to do in the dining room. Problem is, I probably can’t. Barnaba Fornasetti, Elle Decor Sasha Bikoff, Domaine Home The first design above is Fornasetti’s Nuvole mural, from Cole & Sons. The second features a hand-painted wallpaper design by de Gournay. There’s a reason you tend to see this style in high-end shelter magazines, and not, say, in the homes of bloggers. Grisaille wallpaper tends to be ridiculously, prohibitively expensive. The only relatively affordable version…

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Etched Arcadia Wallpaper Mural - Blue Hallway Room Ideas & Inspiration (houseandgarden.co.uk)

If I were a mythical deity I’d likely wander through an idyllic gardenscape, while cavorting with water sprites in a shimmering pond nearby. Mere mortals would never be granted permission to inhabit such an unearthly realm. Fortunately Dears, you’re traveling with me!

Our Vintage wallpaper collection features designs that evoke nostalgia and pay homage to the past. From vintage florals and paisleys to classic damasks, these wallpapers and wall mural designs are perfect for creating a timeless and elegant look.

It has been ten months since my beloved Alberto died. Many of you have been kind enough to indulge me pouring my heart out and sharing my grief with you. You might have read in older posts that I have been working on dividing my house in two, so I can rent one part of it out until my sister moves in with me in a couple of years. Photography by Sara Essex Bradley. Valorie Hart Designs a master bedroom for a widow It's good to have a project, though I have been sluggish making the changes…

This is a real “dear laurel” letter from a kind reader who just received a new sofa. Dear Laurel, Not sure where to put this question. I’ll just drop it in here. I’m not asking for a consultation (if only!) but thought others might have the same question. My new red sofa just arrived. […]