Eliza Kesuma, a graduate of Heriot Watt University School of Textiles, set out to create wallpaper patterns that she would want to find for her own projects. Amid a market of floral prints, Eliza handcrafts wallpaper and textiles with modern patterns and prints from her Edinburgh studio. 

On the floorplan, it's listed as "Auxiliary Room," a vague definition that falls far short of inspiration. What to do with this space, with no windows, no definition, and to be honest, no saving grace? Not to worry. Enter gentleman designer Matthew Patrick Smyth, who manages to turn slightly vague into totally specific. Through the lens of the talented Mr. Smyth, it's part Kasbah but pure Kismet. And it stole the show at Hearst's Designer Visions. More

Scallop print is a classic, and a welcome change if you're tired of chevron and stripes. Take it big with a wallpaper that's reminiscent of art deco patterns, or keep it small with a modern, graphic plate. More

Do you have a secret love of wallpaper but are afraid to change your rental? Today's One Minute Tip comes from Katie Deedy of Grow House Grow. More

Doesn't this wall look awesome? And a lot of work, you're probably thinking. But look closer, and you'll find that those aren't actual Instax Wide prints tacked onto the wall, but color copies of them. More

All right people, I got the message. You don't want to see $18,000 rugs on your mood boards, let alone in your actual kid's room. But I ask: what's a little baby vomit on a carpet that costs more than your car? I thought everyone wanted and could afford such things! I'll make note of it in my Hermes notepad while you click through to see the rest.
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Whether it's my desire for warmth in the midst of winter or my recent obsession with various shades of orange and metallic, the tangerine and gold duo puts a smile on my face. More

With Valentine's Day right around the corner, I thought it might be the perfect time to look into wallpapers that can subtly sexify the boudoir. While many of these work their magic on a subconscious level — much classier than a wall decal that says "Hey, Sexytime…" — it goes without saying that they are sorta Not Safe For Work. More