If you're bold enough to try wallpaper on your walls, is it an easy step to move to the ceiling? Are walls the gateway to other surfaces in your home? Only you can answer that (and we certainly hope you give your opinion), but in the meantime, we can get plenty of non-committal inspiration from these great spaces:
1) A busy, orange pattern spotted on Veranda via Live, Love Decorate.
2) Sophisticated and playful yellow and white stripes spotted at House to Home, via Live, Love Decorate.
3) Golden medallions seen at Country Living Magazine.
4) Green with envy, on Katy Elliot.
5) Florals everywhere with Graham & Brown Spirit.
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The first three are terrific. The last one would give me scary purple dreams.
really like the first one. cool idea.
prefer the 3rd one~~~love warm yellow~~
#1, all the way.
I like the first, third, and fourth. The fifth room makes me think of a dollhouse.
Well, I'd be more likely to put wallpaper on the ceiling than on the walls. I'm rough on my walls with rearranging hung wall art, but wall paper on the ceiling would stay looking fresh. Papering a ceiling sounds like a real back-breaker, though.
Why do I think this may one of those ideas that looks lovely in a photo (except those last two). But not so great in real life?
The same effect could be achieved with copper tiles. Would look great, I think. Don't know about wall paper.
Makes the ceilings look so much lower. I would only do this in a room with a double height ceiling that needs to be brought down for scale and coziness.
Seeing these I've come to the conclusion that the BEST! place for wallpaper IS the ceiling. Very nice.
Ugh. No. It's a big enough pain to remove from the walls.