Wallpaper Wednesday
Not one, but TWO papers today. Both from our selection of instock. All instock will be on sale for the month of June–10%!– so come check them out! 
The first is from Accents with coordinating colours in 2053-60 Tear Drop Blue, 2121-30 Pewter, and CC-40 Cloud White. 
The second paper today is from Platinum, featured with a similar colour palette of AF-685 Storm, OC-21 Winter White, 2111-40 Taos Taupe, and an option for colourful contrast of 2122-40 Smoke!
Wallpaper Wednesday
We’ve been busy this Wallpaper Wednesday! Come visit us in the store and see our newly hung paper!
Urban Art
So yes, it’s Friday, but we have good reason for being tardy. We wanted to wait till we could share some new books we’ll be receiving from our friends at JF Fabrics!! These ones are from the mural book ‘Urban Art’ and they are STUNNING!
Wallpaper Wednesday
I must have taken over a dozen photos of this paper – with flash, without, in natural light and in a back corner of the store. Not one can do the depth of colour any justice. The richness of the purple is stunning! The bold pattern makes a statement but the tone on tone doesn’t make it offensive. Stop by and take a look at ‘Zircon’ to see this beauty for yourself. — with 2117-40 Tropical Dusk, 2070-30 Dark Lilac and HC-172 Revere Pewter.
Wallpaper Wednesday
Today’s lesson is that you should always remember to hit ‘Post’ when you’re trying to update Wallpaper Wednesday. This collection of wallpaper is from the book ‘Suzani’ and we know we say this a lot, but it is one of our favorites! Even more exciting is that all three of these patterns will be available as instock patterns in March. Excuse us while we do our happy dance…
Wallpaper Wednesday
So, let’s pretend today is Wednesday and that we didn’t forget to post this yesterday. Awesome, thanks!
This week’s selection is actually a pattern we have instock right here in the store! How’s that for instant gratification?
You can go bold or subtle by pairing it with either of these lovely colours from our Colour Stories collection. Oh, and did we mention that all of our instock papers are 10% off? Ya, we thought that would sweeten the deal… — with CSP-310 First Crush and CSP-865 Limeade.
Wallpaper Wenesday
Hip hip horray for Wallpaper Wednesday! We hope you all had a wonderful holiday, and like us, you’re finding it hard to get back into the groove of a regular routine. Today’s wallpaper selection is from the book Galaxy by Crown Wallcoverings. This just goes to show all the difference that colour can make – one paper, five different ways. Which one is your favorite?
Wallpaper Wednesday
Happy Wednesday! Don’t know about you, but we’re feeling a little tired today, so we thought we’d wake ourselves up with some fabulous bold colour! From the book ‘Kids World’ by Provincial Wallcoverings, these little birds stole our hearts right away. You can pair it with a variety of colours to add a touch of fresh fun to a bedroom, office or laundry room! — with 2052-60 China Blue, 2080-50 Bayberry, 2052-50 Pool Blue,2078-40 Paradise Pink, 2024-50 Jasper Yellowand 2028-40 Pear Green.
Wallpaper Wednesday
So we’re a little later in the day than usual, but it was so lovely and warm we had to enjoy the day despite the rain. Today’s selection comes from the book ‘Neo’ by Joanne Fabrics. This was one of the very first books we received from them, and this pattern was love at first sight. It’s available in various colours, but there’s something simple and elegant about this particular combination. — withAF-65 Fossil, AF-395 Meditation, AF-390 Glacial Till and AF-85 Frappe.
Wallpaper Wednesday
Wow is it a cold one today! All bundled up and cold, our minds drifted to thoughts of spring and all the beautiful flowers we can’t wait to see. There is no waiting for spring flowers with this wonderful magnolia wallpaper from our friends at Crown Wallcoverings. From the book ‘Blooms’ by Ashford House, we love this traditional paper paired with the freshness of these colours from our Affinity Line.
Paint chips: AF-415 Weimaraner, AF-625 Aplomb, AF-415 Grasshopper and AF-70 Battenberg all by Benjamin Moore
