Photo courtesy of Thibaut
Photos courtesy of All Posters and Real Simple
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Photo courtesy of Thibaut
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To dress up an otherwise plain window, a wood cornice can be put together quite simply and covered with wallpaper. This can dress up a window with blinds or shades without having to add drapes or valances.
Photo courtesy of Country Living
There are some beautiful wallpapers out there and while I love them, I just can't bring myself to wallpaper an entire room. However, I can still enjoy the lovely patterns that are out there by using the wallpaper in other ways.
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Framing pieces of wallpaper and using them in lieu of actual pictures. Not only am I getting some of that beauty I'm admiring, but an inexpensive way to add some art to my walls! You can do individual pieces or hang three together in a tryptich.
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Photo courtesy of Thibaut
Cover an old room screen, (or make your own with narrow solid doors) with wallpaper. This makes for a nice focal point in a room that doesn't have one or adds that "certain something" to an empty corner. Some striking screens are done with the papers such as the one pictured above from Thibaut.
Photo courtesy of DIY.com
To dress up an otherwise plain window, a wood cornice can be put together quite simply and covered with wallpaper. This can dress up a window with blinds or shades without having to add drapes or valances.
Photo courtesy of Country Living
Another great way to use small amounts of wallpaper for a big impact is to line the back wall of bookshelves with it.
There are many other uses for wallpaper; small trashcans, magazine holders, book covers, take a look around and see where you can use it!
Copyright 2009 Kathy Passarette, Creative Home Expressions
Kathy Passarette and Creative Home Expressions are located on Long Island, New York, and offer interior decorating, home staging, interior redesign and much more. Please visit our website at www.creativehomeexpressions.com for more information on our services and fees.
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I always enjoy reading your comments! Kathy