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“I like to think of wallpaper as another form of art. I often integrate wild, vibrant patterns in smaller spaces such as powder rooms and bedrooms and push for it on recessed ceilings, multi-story walls and shelf backs.” —Ann Gottlieb, IIDA, LEED AP ID+C, Ann Gottlieb Design |
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“Wallpaper is a commitment. It should complement the existing décor and match the personality of the space. Small patterns fit smaller spaces and large patterns can make a big room cozy. One wallpapered accent wall will add interest when covering a whole room is too much.” —Jamie Merida, Jamie Merida Interiors |
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“I am drawn to metallic wallpapers that make a luxe, artistic statement or create a focal point on one or two walls. Wallpaper also has the added benefit of concealing wall imperfections, which is great in older homes.” —Dennese Guadeloupe Rojas, Interiors by Design |
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“Wallpaper gives depth without taking up space. We like to add it behind built-ins, on the ceiling or even framed as art. We’re seeing a lot of murals, with companies offering mural panels as an affordable way to get the impact of a custom, hand-painted mural.” —Melanie Whittington, Whittington Design Studio |
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“Paint cannot achieve the subtle variation and bold appeal created by wallpaper. I don’t believe there are any hard and fast rules; we base our selections on the feeling we want to convey in a space.” —Samantha Sopp-Wittwer, Interior concepts, Inc. |
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Barbara Hawthorn, IFDA
Barbara Hawthorn Interiors, Ltd. |
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Rebecca Penno
Penno Interiors |
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Laura Hildebrandt
Interiors by LH, LLC |
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Laura Fox
Laura Fox Interior Design |
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Sarita Simpson
Interior Matter |
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Bonnie Ammon
Bonnie Ammon Interiors |
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Kirsten Kaplan
Haus Interior Design |
