Wallpaper

Walls That Make a Statement

Wallpaper is back and better than ever. With today’s quality materials and stunning designs, wallpaper has become one of the most powerful tools in transforming a space. Come explore Sarah’s sample books from industry leaders like Thibaut and York Wallcoverings and see how you can quickly and easily elevate your space.

A bathroom featuring a black wallpaper with a pattern of white cranes and green foliage. There is a marble countertop with a sink, a metal faucet, and a mirror with an ornate gold frame. A three-light fixture with cream-colored shades is mounted above the mirror. On the countertop, there are folded green and white towels. To the right, there is a small wooden shelf with decorative items including a blue and white porcelain vase, a candle, and a decorative box. A doorway with a decorative frame is visible on the left side of the image.
A small bathroom with patterned wallpaper featuring black trees, a pink cabinet with a black countertop and a round sink, a black and white hexagonal tile floor, a small window with a woven blind, and a mirror with a wooden frame above the sink.
A decorated bathroom corner featuring a toilet, a floral orchid in a pot, a towel hanging from a ring, and framed artwork of vintage-style illustrations of people on horseback hanging on a pink geometric-patterned wall.

From Powder Room to Living Room

If you're unsure where to start, Sarah recommends the powder room, a small space with big design potential. Want something more dramatic? Try the dining room or entryway. There's no wrong place for wallpaper when it's done right.

“This isn’t your parent’s wallpaper. ”
— Sarah Thomas