Great post thank you! Just today someone suggested thewallpapercollective.com (Marney's Lace/Charcoal)..it's lovely. I have become wallpaper obsessed and use it in any design I can.

Love the books wallpaper. So clever. But the concrete? Eh.

thanks for sharing the list! such a valuable resource and one i scoured over last year when i was looking for paper. however - the paper i settled on - schumacher's chenonceau in charcoal - didn't make your list! so thought i'd share link. i love it - even more after i actually pasted it to my walls :)
http://www.fschumacher.com/search/ProductDetail.aspx?sku=5004123

Every year when this list comes out, I hold my breath and cross my fingers but it just never happens. The Alpha Workshops makes a collection of handpainted wallpapers that are made right here in NYC. I encourage you to look at our Texture Collection, we make it by folding the paper stock and then painting over it to capture the changed topography of the paper and then ironed (crazy labor-intensive). http://www.alphaworkshops.org/products/texturecollection.html

Thank you! Also missing from your list is our new Uzu Collection which is a line of hand block printed wallpapers made to order here in Brooklyn! They are sold to The Trade in New York, Paris, and now London! www.adrienneneff.com

Love the concrete wallpaper. So clever. But the books? Eh. (Really.)

At $150/square meter, though, I'm thinking I may have to resort to cheap(er) imitation and make my own: http://www.designyourwall.com or even poster it : http://posterazor.sourceforge.net or http://homokaasu.org/rasterbator

For a safe wall paper, see Urban Outfitters online "Beadboard Paintable Wallpapaper" at $30 for 56 sq feet.

We, too, love wallpaper!

We got a STEAL from Anthropologie this past winter - $25 a roll, originally $125! At that price, it was hard to pass up and the kick we needed to just DO IT.

Here's more on our project:

http://www.yellowbrickhome.com/2010/03/30/adventures-in-wallpaper-reveal/

Thanks for this great round up!

wow.

I would like to say from one wallpaper designer to another, well done to everyone.

ATAdesigns

Does anyone know if you can wallpaper plaster walls? Particularly if they have a lot of texture?

Are there any Self-Adhesive Wallpaper sources? I have explored and used www.Tempaperdesigns.com but I would love to look for more options!

I like the library wallpaper. It is situational but can be pulled of nicely.

Library Wallpaper for Your Viewing Pleasure