26 Jan
I thought for a hot minute that I might want to wallpaper the downstairs bathroom at Bungalow 404 with this
Blackbird by Cavern, via Walnut Wallpaper
It’s a small space and it would be above white wainscoting. Just a touch. But I can’t do it, I can’t commit to wallpaper. Should I?
I think my love for wallpaper is fleeting. I think wallpaper and I would have a long and fruitless engagement, I will never marry.
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The Estate of things is written and managed by Sarah and Betsy, two long time friends with a shared passion for home decor, renovation, and stylized living.
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Nautical, Roberta Murray, beautiful color
Everglades 1, Cheryl Maeder, love the yellow
patrick ahearn white New England kitchen
Just do it… Not everything has to be timeless!! You can divorce.
oh ya.. and this;
Decor8 posted about Ink & Spindle today
http://decor8blog.com/2009/01/26/ink-spindle-hand-printed-textiles/
They have a really great pattern called “birch”. Its the image that I used on the header of my other blog about the Shasta Renovation. You commented that you liked it…
So – the print there is a little different – I think I’d choose it over this one that you posted. AND – since its fabric you can starch it and it wont be as difficult to remove.. (I dont’ know how this holds up in a bathroom though… I’ve never actually done it.) but, its worth looking into.
Love,
B
Looks like Walnut’s website may be down temporarily so the images went bye-bye. We’ll try to get them back.