We didn't realize there was such a thing as wallpaper for thrillseekers. But it's true. How else could one explain these brave designs by Beware the Moon?:
These designs are from the collections of an English company with a very cool name: Beware the Moon. From 3D foils to racy prints, it's wallpaper unlike any other.
What do you think? Would you dare to install something like this in your home? How 'bout just a little bit? Under what (if any) conditions would you hang this?
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Seriously????!!!!!!
I like the first one and would put it in a spare or guest bedroom on one wall.
Yes, the ostrich one (shown on the website) is cool for a living space. The other one's are cool too, but I would probably have to put them in places like a walk-in closet or somewhere that everyday guests will not see. Especially my mother! haha.
There is something really atractive about them. Maybe the mix of daring pattern and that velvetty texture.
If I ever was to open up a secret bar for all the new cool hipsters of London, I would definitely go to them for my loo wall decorations.
I would do the one wall in the bathroom with the medicine cabinet, or at least the back of the medicine cabinet.
I might find a spot for the 3-d foils, but the skulls are ridiculous as decor (unless you are Goth, I suppose) and the naked babes are simply sexist used here OR on truck tire flaps!
I might use the ostrich paper sparingly, and maybe the jam jar paper if I was feeling funky. The other papers seem a bit rave/club like to me, and I've grown too old for that. No, i'm kidding myself. I've become far too much of a fuddy duddy to install any of these papers.
Cool stuff. I'd put it in a music studio or a club.
I like Filthy Home's "Me So Thorny" much better, and the good news is that he's working on turning it into fabric. That way it can be used for a bedspread, and put away when discretion requires...
Ooooh, I definitely would put the bronze on bronze skull paper on one wall in my studio. That site is being bookmarked!
I honestly don't see how the outline of a naked woman is sexist..??
In any case, I could see the naked chick wallpaper looking at home in a seedy bar/tattoo shop and the skulls would look perfect in a certain pirate store on Valencia st in San Francisco. But yeah...it's all pretty impractical (except perhaps the ostrich which I could see in a little breakfast nook or in small contained spaces).
These might be fun in the back of a bookcase or cabinet - they'd be mostly covered up but you'd get a glimpse of them now and then and the dark colors of the background (or even the shiny one) could set off a collection nicely.
[heart]! I would love ostrich paper in my home. They state "...taking over the world one downstairs loo at a time..." - enough said, this wallpaper is perfect for alter ego room (or wall) in the house :)
Oh yes, definitely! Pick a small intimate space and go CRAZY!
um i freaking love those wallpaper babes, i would put that on a wall in my room no problem. in fact, i think this would be a great diy stencil project that maybe i could do someday when i can paint walls. i especially like them in that shiny gold color against the light walls.
No!