apartment therapy changing the world, one room at a time

i really like it! (im prob alone in this)

i think it just looks horrible in a bathroom.

i could see this working really well in retail/hospitality/entertainment common areas (lobbies, bars, etc)

Those are fugly and I don't even know who Kelly Wearstler is.

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the viceroy, etc...

I really like this too- especially the pearlescent white version (purple not so much).

Textures really do it for me. Yum.

I love textures too!

I want! I want! I want!

SOOOO Sexy!

Hell yeah (in theory, because this would be hard to pull off in most homes).

I LOVE the texture, other colors look good too. I also really like recycled leather wall and floor tiles.

I like lizards; I like lizardy things; I even like this lizardy thing; I really don't like the application. It would be fantastic as part of a dramatic niche or entry.

hell yeah. it's like alligator shoes for your wall...

i'm off to buy a faux-fur coat and a cane.

Put a few tiles amidst plain shiny tiles of the same color, and you'd have something interestingly textural. The whole wall's a bit much due to the obvious repeats.

um... ugh... lizard walls? I really wonder about Italian design, sometimes. No, actually I wonder about it OFTEN... ack.

& why in the world... purple?

one of the fugliest things I've ever had the misfortune to lay eyes upon.

Actually, I agree with 'East16' - I really wonder as well. It's like italian design almost gets there, but then adds a level of 'gaudy' that destroys it. Not all, but a lot.

This looks like it belongs in that weird Pierre Cardin house from the 70s. It's not at all mainstream taste, and I guess that's the point.

Thumbs down to the tiles.

Kelly Wearstler is a playboy playmate turned high end LA designer. She was also a judge on Top Design.