Tour the Washington, Connecticut home of designer Jennifer Hunter, where classic elegance and playful palettes reign supreme.

Dallas interior designers Rachel Buxkamper, Janelle Patton, Abbe Fenimore and Maddie Hughes share the wallpapers they're loving right now.

Many designers and DIYers are inspired by faraway trave l when it comes to designing the places near and dear to them.

If you love the feeling of bringing the outdoors inside, there's a simple and incredibly chic way to to do exactly that while ...

Being a mom is tough. Especially when you’re living in a small space and trying to create a cute nursery. You want style, but you don’t want clutter. You dream of something that feels modern but still ...

Fresh and energizing, geometric designs will be a major accent wall trend in 2025. Whether they're in the form of a geometric wallpaper, stick-on vinyl cutouts, or painted on, designers and homeowners ...

The RISD Museum highlights the fragile beauty and striking designs of centuries-old examples of wallpaper from the collection of a French-American couple, purchased in 1934.

Wallpaper borders can be used for spaces other than just doorways and windows. Use them to trim the cornices of a closet or a buffet, to frame arches or alcoves, or as a substitute for crown moldings.

Today’s accent walls incorporate planks, slats, mirrors, wallpaper, paint and more to create a statement of personal expression and creativity that can add ambiance, drama and dimension to any room.

I’ve heard good things about Urban Outfitters’ peel-and-stick wallpaper, and it has especially nice floral prints right now, from a finely detailed French boudoir toile to a ditsy pattern of ...

Bethan Laura Wood’s kaleidoscope of colours arrives at Melbourne’s NGV ‘Kaleidoscope-o-rama’ is a new exhibition by Bethan Laura Wood (3 December 2023 to 7 April 2024), the result of her NGV MECCA ...

“Because wallpaper trends do tend to move slowly, I think we’ll be seeing a lot of the same pattern styles in 2024 as we did in 2023, and I’m here for it,” explains Margie Kaercher, the ...