Wallpaper Wednesday - Delights from Lazybones

Check out these amazing wallpapers from Australian company, Lazybones. Inspired by the Royal Botanical Gardens in Melbourne and the work of artist Euphemia Henderson, this collection is sure to warm the hearts of you botanical lovers out there!

Images via Lazybones

More from the James Dunlop 'Life' Collection

We've borrowed this image from We Love Fabric; such a creative showcase of the James Dunlop 'Life' collection that we blogged about a couple of weeks ago. Yep, still fabulous!

Feature Fabric Friday: 'Life' Collection by James Dunlop

The lovely new 'Life' collection is 'full of painterly florals, vivid birds and intense stripes'. It's a bit of a follow-up range to the hugely popular 'Art and Soul' collection from last year, so we're all for seeing more of the same! All of the designs are printed on a linen/cotton basecloth are also available as wallpapers, as well as a velvet or two. Interested in seeing some sampling? Speak to us today!

Wallpaper Wednesday - Osborne and Little Verdanta Collection

Wednesday's back and here's a new wallpaper collection from Osborne and Little - the Verdanta Collection. 

A selection of wallpapers of eclectic artistic inspiration, many of the designs have directly co-coordinating fabrics. Standout colours include sapphire, silver, turquoise, peacock, primrose, fuchsia and duck egg, along with neutrals such as stone, linen and ivory. They'd look beautiful in a bedroom or lounge to inject a bit of colour and style - all samping available for viewing through us today!

Wallpaper Wednesday: Scandinavian Floral for BorasTapeter

We recently lent out this gorgeous sample of Borastapeter wallpaper to a client of ours - we absolutely love the light, floral feel of this Scandinavian print!

Gorgeous Garden Wallpaper

The James Dunlop Art and Soul Collection is proving a huge hit with our clients - and here is an example of just why! The paper design, 'Garden' was specified for this client's bedroom in a vivid grape colour-way, and here it is in situ! Doesn't it look amazing!?

Eleanor's House - Children's Bedrooms

Designing and decorating children's bedrooms can give you a headache.  Not only are you dealing with multiple spaces - sometimes all at the same time as I am - but also with multiple personalities.  I wanted to create spaces that the kids can sleep, work and play in, but would also give them longevity.  It is unlikely that I will be redecorating them again anytime soon.

Rightly or wrongly I gave the girls - aged 15 and 10 - free reign on choosing wallpaper, curtaining etc. They both have their own distinct style (I did give them some guidence). My advice to any parent doing this is that you have to set some guidelines otherwise the result will be a migraine enabling kaleidoscope. Also, we did this over a period of time - a few months.

Last week you saw my post about Molly's bedroom in progress - this week it's our youngest daughter, Elsbeth's turn.

Elsbeth picked out something very traditional right from the beginning. She was adament that this was the one and ended up with her choice. She didn't change her mind in 12 months. It is Sanderson's beautiful magnolia bloom design called 'Grandiflora'.

It features a very large scale floral pattern and though it comes in some more subtle shades - Elsbeth elected for the colour way below - chartreuse and steel (very appropriate) and a mass impact on a 3.3m stud wall... WOW!

and here is a sneek peek of how it looks so far..........

...more deliciousness to follow....