INTERIORS Archives - Jaima Company

Chelsea Lane: A New Designer collection of Fabrics & Wallpapers by Jaima Brown Home

October 28, 2015 By Jaima Leave a Comment

Launching this week is the new CHELSEA LANE COLLECTION designed by Jaima Brown Emmert, a pattern and color specialist in the home & fashion industries. Inspired from the Chelsea Garden show in London, this transitional collection of wallpapers and fabrics transforms and embellishes any interior.

Chelsea Lane Collection

A large-scale novelty butterfly pattern “Butterfly Folly” opens the collection with a foundation of sophistication and style. Continuing the theme, butterflies and apple blossoms are reflected in “Flights of Fancy” a stunning watercolor mural.

Chelsea Lane “Flights of Fancy” Mural

This eclectic collection features a mixture of textural geometric prints, a modern floral, a transitional Chinoiserie toile, a sophisticated glitter infused leopard print, and a lattice print on natural paperweave as seen below.

Tomiko Toile Fabric & Morocco Lattice Paperweave

Natural paper weaves come in striking rich colors such as a fuchsia pink, celery green and fresh white. Jaima Brown Home offers a striking pallet of bright and soft muted colors throughout this designer collection.

Those in the know will step out of the box and discover their personal style when decorating with CHELSEA LANE.

All Photos rights reserved by Wallquest Wallcoverings and Jaima Brown Home. All products found on jaimacompany.com

All products sold in wallpaper stores, designer boutiques and designer showrooms. Made in USA.

Pattern of the Week: Martinique Coral Wallpaper

January 29, 2015 By Jaima Leave a Comment

I think its only appropriate to feature a beach print as we love this weather in the south and are only to happy to be missing out on all the snow storms up north! This pattern conjures up happy memories by the beach while exuding a relaxed feeling of comfort. I always think that pattern is the way to create a warm and inviting atmosphere into any home and this print certainly does that! Enjoy!

Martinique Wallpaper

Photo copyright Jaima Brown Home. Wallpaper from Charleston Home Collection by Jaima Brown Home Brand.

Bold Banana Leaf Wallpaper

December 6, 2014 By Jaima Leave a Comment

Trending for 2015 are tropical leaves but if you really know about style, banana leaves are always in fashion….and a classic design! The Banana leaf has various symbolic meanings. In Africa, Banana leaves symbolize abundant fertility and are used in a ritual to make women fertile. Did you know that the flowers that turn into the banana fruit are sterile and because of this, Buddha made the banana plant the symbol of futility of earthly possessions. In Asia, the banana plant is considered a very large herb and not a tree as it doesn’t have any seeds and because of this, it was considered the first gift from the gods. Classic Chinese iconography shows Buddha meditating on the key to wisdom at the foot of a banana plant. With all that being said, I love the beauty and boldness of a large banana leaf print in a home and could easily meditate in this room. The Buddha are so wise!

“Charleston” Wallpaper from Charleston Home Collection

Images Copyrighted from Jaima Brown Home. Wallpaper from Charleston Home by Jaima Brown Home brand.

Trend Friday: Stick it to ‘em with Wall Skins

August 23, 2013 By Jaima Leave a Comment

The latest trend in wall coverings delivers the best of everything. Bold colors, textures, and patterns coupled with, wait for it, ease of use, non-damaging removal, and re-usability. Genius, sheer genius! This new generation of stick on wallpaper allows you to place and replace your wallpaper without the mess and frustration. The patterns themselves are uniquely bold as well; a love letter, rusty siding, whatever your heart desires. Kinda makes you want to give yourself a bedroom makeover doesn’t it?

“Love Letter” Accent Wall Skins

Photos courtesy of accentwallcustoms.com

Pattern of the Week: Retro Bark Cloth Prints

June 11, 2013 By Jaima 1 Comment

Retro Bark Cloth

As a designer, I love to search, find and touch vintage fabrics and wallpaper prints. Bark cloth which seems to be coming back into home fashion was originally a popular fabric in Asia, Indonesia, Africa and the Pacific. It was made from beating inner fibrous tree bark but is now made from cotton and other synthetic fibers woven in a thick weave. Bark cloth fabric has a soft, semi nubby feel to the material and was named Bark cloth because it’s texture was similar to tree bark.

Rare 1930’s Georgia O’Keeffe Orchid Bark Cloth

Trend Friday: Bedazzling Glass Wallcovering

May 17, 2013 By Jaima Leave a Comment

Be-Dazzle My Heart

Bejeweling or bedazzling designer glass beaded wallpaper has been the unexpected it, a quiet trend for quite some time now. Maya Romanoff’s Bedazzled wall covering has been around for a while too, but is still as fresh as ever. Available in an assortment of colors, this wall adornment is as big of a statement as a piece of art. This colorful glass beaded wallpaper is fabulous when used for fireplaces, powder rooms and for anywhere else you want to make a statement. The subtle shine is unique in the fact that it can be used commercially or for residential use. No matter when or where you use it, Be-dazzled is always going to create a winning look. This is luxury at its best. Shine on!

Photos courtesy of Maya Romanoff for glass beaded wallcovering product images and .mayaromanoff.com for the wall images.

Flamin Hot!!

December 6, 2012 By Jaima Leave a Comment

Reminiscent of Missoni’s, well, almost everything, the flame stitch is once again having a moment. An endless array of color combinations and various forms of geometric interpretations make for an appealing focal point. As a wallpaper (like the one pictured below), or reinvented as a rug, or even just pieced in with a great decorative tray or throw, the flame stitch pattern is both visually stimulating and practical. It has been around for a thousand years and is as relevant and usable as ever. Whether splurging for Missoni or opting for a more affordable option, why not use a new flame stitch element as the color inspiration for a room overhaul?!