Future House

Nothing new here, but it’s very pretty nonetheless.  A good idea to mix up the wallpaper, but keep the containers a uniform white.  Lovely and easy DIY job.

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This wallpaper is everywhere but I still love it.  I also really like the storage solutions here, with the shelf, hooks and Ikea shoe boxes.  I would never be able to keep the hanging coats and jackets so minimal (this is Scotland) but I love the thought of being able to hide my (many) shoes away as soon as I come in the door!

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Oh my!  These 1950s wallpapers are right up my street, especially the dandelion clocks. 

AND look at that yellow lamp in the first picture!  NEED IT!

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Anything with owls, I want it.  You know that by now.

‘nuf said.

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This fab wallpaper was designed by Fine Little Day’s 8 year old son, Otto.  And I absolutely love it!

I wish I could see more of this bathroom, because I really like this tiny peek of the sink.  I think the wallpaper is brilliant, and I’ve been on the hunt for a soap dispenser like this for ages!

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J’adore this orange, music wallpaper from The Wallpaper Collective.  This would look brilliant on one wall of the sitting room, ideally with a nice Swedish sideboard, and my turntable back in action!

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I found this photo while checking out some wallpapers (isn’t this one with the pendant lamps amazing?) but also really love the Heal’s console table.  And the telephone!

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This is a clever idea for using up small wallpaper samples (which I have loads of).

Apparently the frames here cost 10c?? Envy!  I never find anything that cheap.

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WHAT amazing wallpaper!

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These crates feature in so many magazines, but I’ve found they’re quite hard to find (and expensive when you do!) in reality.

If I do go for it, I really like this idea of doing a backing with some nice wallpaper to display some pretty items.

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I’ve liked this wallpaper for a while.  It’s a collage of old photos and postcards.

Like a lot of my favourite wallpapers, this wouldn’t work in a large space. But this would be really pretty over a small bathroom, or hallway wall.  Or even on the wall some shelving like here, but in a sitting room or bedroom.

I love wallpaper.

Here are some marvellous wallpaper sites:

http://www.studioditte.nl/

http://www.missprint.co.uk/

http://www.thornbackandpeel.co.uk/thornbackpefabri.html

http://www.studionommo.com/

http://www.timorousbeasties.com/products/Wallcoverings/

http://www.farrow-ball.com/patterns/wallpaper/fcp-category/sub?resetFilters=true

http://www.missprint.co.uk/ wallpaper and some daffodils.

Absolutely love it, although it’s making me wish it was Spring rather than Autumn.

It’s not so much the wallpaper I like here, more the idea.  There are lots of beautiful wallpapers that I think could be too much, even just on one wall.  I like the idea of a slim wall with just one run, and a bright background.

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