10,057 Wallpaper

Plucked from the walls of a wine cellar in this famous French city, Bordeaux combines a sandy-brown rough troweled texture atop a mélange of colored metallic flecks

One of my favorite design shops, Fine Little Day, released a new pattern that's a modern twist on trees from a forest. I love the black and white combination. I daydream of adding this wallpaper to my apartment with a few neon pops of color and some rustic woods mixed into the space.

It is quite obvious from the title what this product is and what it is made of. It should also be obvious that Styrofoam Ceiling Tiles are lightweight and therefore easy to handle and to work with.

This Egyptian inspired pattern is simple with it’s elegant desert sand color and specs of gold on a trowel textured base

Real Tin Ceiling Tiles are made out of Tin Plated Steel and must be primed and painted from both sides to prevent corrosion. You may have read that these tiles were invented because Plaster Ceilings were too hard and too messy to make and not many people could afford them. The truth is that people...

Real Tin Ceiling Tiles are made out of Tin Plated Steel and must be primed and painted from both sides to prevent corrosion. You may have read that these tiles were invented because Plaster Ceilings were too hard and too messy to make and not many people could afford them. The truth is that people...

Spiraling floral motifs in black and shimmery dark silver burst forward from the lustrous dark grey background of this 'Equus' wallpaper from the Mood Living Collection. This romantic pattern shimmers in a combination of dark silver and grey for added depth and interest. The curling petals and leaf...

The Chinoiserie floral design work was all hand-painted on silk , and follows a traditional Chinese wallpaper design of bamboo and peony. This is one of Griffin and Wong's more elegant Chinoiserie wallpaper designs, and the cranes and song birds of design can be swapped out for peacocks depending...

This wallpaper reminds me of all those fun old equestrian prints my grandmother used to have around her living room. Which is what the point is supposed to be, I think.