THE GREAT INDOORS: Wallpaper is the new black!

Not only are typical wallpaper creators coming up with new, modern styles, but a bevy of graphic and textile designers are moving their style to the wall.

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THE GREAT INDOORS: Wallpaper is the new black!

POSTED: Monday, March 12, 2012, 3:00 PM

Cole and Son

This wallpaper establishment has been in business since 1875, so they must be doing something right. Covering everything from classic styles to super contemporary designs, like their Geometric print, this company hits the mark on whatever it produces. The Geometric design is loud but incredibly interesting, making it the perfect fit for small spaces like an entry way or powder room. It also works for small projects like furniture coverings (as shown) or creating living room art.

“There are many uses for wallpaper,” notes Sterling, “ like framing it, cutting it into greeting cards, wrapping packages, for the back of armoires, shelving, or even placemats.” Colonial sells paper by the yard, making it an inexpensive and flexible way of adding graphic design to any space or project.

For more information, contact Sterling at info@colonialwallcoverings.com.

Have a home, business or office space you'd like featured in an upcoming Great Indoors? Email the author at megan.augustin@citypaper.net.

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