Meghan was inspired by the Mosaic wallpaper of Minakani Walls. The price tag, however, left her flat. So she did what any other design-oriented parent would do; she re-created the look herself.
Meghan (DesignTripper) used a cardboard triangle as a template and traced the triangles over the entire wall. She then went back and painted each triangle by hand. The result has a stunning effect. We love the color combination as a highlight wall for the two twin beds. For more photos and to read more about how Meghan accomplished this feat, visit momfilter. To see the Mosaic wallpaper that served as her inspiration, check out Minakani Walls.
(Image: Meghan McEwen)
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Love those beds!
I wonder if this could be accomplished by applying origami paper squares (cut on half) with a removable adhesive.
beautiful!
Tmoore, they're equilateral triangles so you wouldn't be able to just cut the squares in half. But I like where you're going with that idea!
Ha, you're right mudmaven! I should have looked closer (or on a regular screen, as opposed to my iphone):)
I came back to this post because I haven't been able to get the idea out of my head. I think I'll have to try this on a wall in my girls' bedroom. Or the bathroom. Maybe the kitchen...
oooooh, those spindle beds!! ♥
Wow, lots of work. Dedicated mommy. :)