Big, bold and making a statement: The next big thing for wallpaper
Property interiors say a lot about our personalities, so it's no surprising that this next style will be loved by some, and hated by others.
Tweeted out by Renovating for Profit's Cherie Barber, this "statement" wallpaper is loud, bold and almost other worldly. While opinions among the Property Observer team were split, it's clear it's a love it or hate it situation.
statement wallpaper - love it or hate it? #property #australia #realestate pic.twitter.com/uFchK0J27M
— Cherie Barber (@renoforprofit) December 9, 2013She's not the only one asking and talking about bright wallpaper that have now come back into fashion. Here's some more discussion from the Twittersphere.
Laura Ashley Wallpaper https://t.co/yAnElP0YNF The perfect finish to any room is a statement wall with wallpaper
— Vicki Day (@mrsd_daily) December 12, 2013Loving #bold #geometrics right now! Here's a #new #design of mine. Would love it as #statement #wallpaper at #home ! pic.twitter.com/uU1ZxfvIzo
— Sarah Fleming (@S_Fleming12) December 9, 2013A fun, contemporary montage design showing a pinboard with different postcards & photo's https://t.co/uTCsXoele3 perfect statement wallpaper
— Vicki Day (@mrsd_daily) September 16, 2013this is a really fun bold statement #wallpaper, but could you sleep in this room? https://t.co/IB4Dr7wkF5
— lynn butler beling (@lynnbutlernyc) August 12, 2013@ColoursCallHome @Fab Exquisite!
— linda holt (@snowbird2009) April 7, 2013And in case you're not too comfortable with the concept of statement wallpaper, then one Tweet hands out a pretty helpful guide.
How to make statement wallpaper work for you https://t.co/JEMZyg6fYT
— Helen (@helen_kaye) September 23, 2013If you want something as funky as that in Barber's tweet, we recommend Yiying Lu's Walls360, as a headnod back to Twitter (Lu designed the Twitter failwhale). She designs wall graphics that can be cityscapes, cartoons or games.