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Modern Glam with Pearl Glitter Wallpaper

September 12, 2018 By Jaima Leave a Comment

You want the look of Hollywood glam in a subtle way but not sure how to pull it off? Select patterns that reflect the elegance of the past and mix them with modern prints. “Ammi” is a contemporary pattern that is printed on white in a pearl glitter ink. The Glitter creates a subtle bling affect on the wall and adds a touch of simple luxury to any decor. Mix it with “Solana“, a faux vinyl embossed grasscloth. It’s great for durability but feels and looks all natural. Finish the interior with a timeless Chinoiserie toile fabric with a pop of Fuschia and your subtle Hollywood Glam look is born!
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Photo © 2018 Jaima Emmert. Fabric Chinoiserie Toile “Tomiko Toile” from Chelsea Lane Collection by Jaima Brown Home. Ammi Floral Wallpaper and Solana from Woodlands Resource Collection by www.daisybennettdesigns.com Vinyl Embossed Grasscloth from Woodlands Resource Collection

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: 2019 trend colors, chinoiserie fabric, chinoserie, decocorate with color, Decorating with Pattern, designer, fabric decor, glitter wallpaper, grasscloth, grey, modern floral wallpaper, modern prints, trending grey, Wallpaper

Patterns of the Week: Wallpaper

July 23, 2013 By Jaima Leave a Comment

Nordstrums, awarded Retailer of the year  for 2013 is using chic savyy ideas to gain new customers using a boutique, fashionista approach.   Wallpaper is back in fashion due to pattern resurfacing in design. It’s only appropriate that  these stylish, colorful wallpaper prints were chosen as a  backdrop to showcase the models print outfits.  Pattern certainly makes lifestyles  far more colorful and interesting. Which patterns do you prefer?

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Photo from Accessories Magazine. accessoriesmagazine.com

Filed Under: Fashion, Inspirations Tagged With: fashion prints, Wallpaper, wallpaper ad in Nordstrums advertisement, wallpaper fashion ad

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?!

Filed Under: INTERIORS, Trend Watch Tagged With: interior pattern, Missoni, Wallpaper

Wallflowers

October 11, 2012 By Jaima Leave a Comment

Wallpaper is making resurgence in decorating, and it’s coming back with greater appeal than ever before.  Once again, Anthropologie has sourced some of the best of “what’s new” with some of the freshest prints and design concepts to be seen.  The Dreamscape Mural by Rebekah Maysles  provides an easy to apply six panel mural that allows for stick-on application and easy removal.  The Dynasty wallpaper, along with all other designs by Brooklyn-based design studio, Eskayel, established environmentally friendly wallpaper.  This style in a digitally printed watercolor painting recreation. These and other equally bold and inspiring designs establish a large focal point and minimize the need for large amounts of art.  What better draw to get back into the groove of wallpaper?

Photos courtesy of anthropologie.com

Filed Under: Decorating with Pattern, Inspirations Tagged With: anthropologie, Dreamscape Mural, Eskayel, Wallpaper

Tulip Passion

August 17, 2009 By Jaima 1 Comment

Florals are making a triumphant return to home fashion.   Whether you are a minimalist who loves retro styled prints or a traditionalist who desires the classics, there is a floral to suit everyone’s style. Make a statement by creating a feature wall with this dramatic tulip wallpaper “Dutch Treat”. The pattern itself was inspired from a vintage fabric from Europe.  Historically, tulips are among one of the most popular springtime garden flowers.

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The name tulip originated from the Persian word, “dulband”, which means turban.   Suitably named, the tulip flower resembles a wrapped turban when in full bloom.  Turkish men centuries ago wore tulips tucked into their turbans.

Symbolically, tulips represent fame and perfect love, however their meanings change depending on the color of the tulips.    Red tulips mean, “believe me” and are a declaration of love. A bouquet of tulips symbolizes grace and elegance.

Every pattern used in decorating has a story to tell.  This room is about grace and elegance, visually and symbolically. Bring meaning and style to your décor through the fascinating world of pattern symbolism and elevate your decorating to the next level.

*Photo of Dutch Treat wallpaper in chocolate and Persia Paisley Fabric in lime & Brown from the Chanticleer Collection by Jaima Brown Home.

Filed Under: Decorating with Pattern Tagged With: floral, floral wallpapers, interior decoration with flowers, paisley wallpapers, Pattern, Tulips, Wallpaper

Laundry Day

August 5, 2009 By Jaima Leave a Comment

Talk about a lot of dirty laundry….According to American Demographics, Americans wash about 35 million loads of laundry per year.   Previously, the laundry area was focused on performing a function.  Today, architects are re-designing this how much does propecia cost room into a multi functional space for various home projects.

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This area is often the most overlooked room when it comes to decorating.  So why not wash away the blues and bring some color and sunshine into your laundry area with a quirky novelty print.  Our room sets the tone for “extreme ironing” with this cheerful “Iron Butterflies” wall design in aqua.

So set up your WII game and iron on!

Items featured:

JBH Mah-Jong Collection: Iron Butterflies wall design 7711-311 & Peggy Border 7711-303B
JBH Sarong Collection: Arbor Fabric Drapes 7789-987F

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