While visiting the awesome local Austin store Kirk in the 2nd Street District earlier this week, we fell in love with the gorgeous wallpaper we saw displayed on one of their walls. Inquiring after the manufacturer of this paper, we fell even deeper in love with all the other patterns available from this maker! More after the jump...
Available in several collections, like the Revival collection and the Deja Vu collection, the wallpaper by Tres Tintas is stunning, graphic and most certainly eye-catching. We love that patterns are also offered in a number of different color lines, to ensure that they have the perfect paper for your particular project. The prices, while not a steal, are pretty reasonable, averaging around $100 a roll but some a little less, and some a little more. Sizes vary. You can check out the gorgeous Ondas pattern in the Kirk gallery showroom, or see some more options at their online shop.
What do you think? What's your absolute favorite wallpaper pattern you've seen yet? Let us know!
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This stuff rocks! Too bad about the price tag though...
I love the poppies!
this will be out of style in 3... 2... 1...
have fun changing your wallpaper in 4 months
The mirror, where do you get that mirror?
The main one at the top, I love it! I can see that one going through a lot of design transitions, just because of the basic colors and the organic shapes (I don't like rigid, boxy shapes anyway). I'm actually in Austin, so maybe I'll be dropping by Kirk this weekend to see it in person!
The mirror looks like a Neal Small piece,
http://www.merrillantiques.com/HOME/products/Gallery/params/item/12907/default.aspx
although the Bombay Company was selling a rip-off before they went out of business, so cheaper copies might be available.
I'm in love with Nina Campbell's Perroquet Collection. I honestly don't know where I would use it tho...I plan to draw the the little parakeets on their stands and paint a watercolor ~ cute. This collection seems much more suited to practical use.