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Features wallpapers designed by Deb Bownes.

Features a line of paint-by-numbers wallpapers designed by Jenny Wilkinson for 2Jane, a group of British designers, that users can color for themselves.

Features lace, pearls, and interactive papers that can be used as wallpapers for homeowners to choose from, sold on the Internet.

The article features the Willow Boughs, a wallpaper product from William Morris.

The article discusses trends and innovations by independent artists and studios in wallpaper design.

The article offers brief information on several pieces of wallpaper including the Cosmos from Sarkos, the Meta from Callidus Guild, and a wallpaper from Voutsa.

The article looks into the whimsical design of Rifle Paper Co.

Focuses on the psychedelic wallpaper from New Orleans, Louisiana-based Flavor Paper.

The article evaluates various wallpapers.

Introduces one-of-a-kind wallpapers from artist and designer Louise Body. Description of her wallpapers; Retail price.

Informs about the `Kitsch to Corbusier: Wallpaper From the 1950's' show at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum until August 27, 1995.

Papyra -- a new rug for Danskina by Ulf Moritz, a textile design professor at Design Academy Eindhoven in the Netherlands known for his fabric and wallpaper -- is an update on the 1970s shag carpet. Made of paper and treated with a water-resistant material, it is woven with wool to make it more resilient. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article focuses on the wallpaper which displays the walls themselves created by British wallpaper artist Deborah Bowness.

The article offers a preview of wallpaper designed by Dutch/Belgian design team from Nynke Tynagel and Job Smeets, from NLXL.

The article evaluates Skyline, a flocked pattern wallpaper by Larsen.

Features the Musée du Papier Peint, a museum dedicated to wallpapers in the suburb of Rixheim in France.

Focuses on the handpainted wallpapers designed by Elizabeth Dow. Her application for patents on the techniques used in her reinvention of the look of wallpaper; Expansion of the boutique end of the United States wallpaper business; Cost; Features; Use by customers.

The article discusses the trend for high-design wallpaper. Designers like the Swedish collective Front and Hanna Werning are creating original wallpaper patterns featuring everything from holes chewed by rats to hand cut foil. Their designs and others can be seen in the book "Wallpaper," by Lachlan Blackley.

The article evaluates the wallpaper design Kaleido from Designtex Inc., and offers information on the features, colors and price.

The article focuses on Andrew Raftery, a master engraver and professor of printmaking, who creates intricate and labor-intensive wallpaper and ceramics using antique methods to explore contemporary life and gardening.

The newest wallpaper from Trove, a New York wallcovering company, isn't actually wallpaper -- it's wood veneer. ''We had been in wallpaper for a while, and wanted to start exploring different surfaces,'' said Randall Buck, one of the company's owners, noting that ''great ideas sometimes come from using products in ways they're not supposed to be used.'' In this case, that meant applying veneer normally used on furniture to walls. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Brunschwig & Fils, the high-end fabrics house, will hold a fabric and wallpaper sale starting Tuesday. Merchandise will include silk and linen damasks for $20 to $50 a yard (marked down from $76 to $150), and silk woven patterns for $50 a yard (reduced from around $290). Mirande velvet, a damask-pattern cut velvet, above, will be $20 a yard, marked down from $76. Wallpapers on sale for $10 to $50 a roll include Pagoda Trellis in celadon green for $50 a roll (reduced from around $240). Through April 19 at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 110 West 19th Street (Seventh Avenue), (212) 838-7878. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Focuses on the introduction of two wall paper design from Brunschwig & Fils. Design of wall papers; Price of both designs; Availability of designs in pink, blue, and green.

Deborah Bowness has been teasing the eye since 1999, when she first made trompe l'oeil wallpaper while studying at the Royal College of Art in London. Now based in St. Leonards-on-Sea, England, she photographs her own vintage furniture and clothing, makes montages of the images and prints them on paper. Pasted on walls, the objects, like ideal houseguests, fill a room with character but take up no more than a few millimeters of space. With her latest collection, Ms. Bowness, 37, has branched out. Until recently, she photographed chairs with their backs to the wall. But now, her Utility Chairs series is showing profiles as well, right ($288 for a 22-inch-by-10.8-foot panel). ''I had a month of complete freedom without any business obligations, and that's when everything loosened up a bit and I actually turned the chair sideways,'' she said. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The traditional toile pattern depicts pastoral scenes, but the wallpaper company Flavor Paper is reinventing it with three new Brooklyn-themed designs. ''From afar, you get the historic perspective,'' said Jon Sherman, the company's owner, but ''as you get up closer, you realize that it's actually very contemporary subject matter, and there's graffiti on things.'' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Brett Beldock, an interior designer, was wandering past a Jamba Juice recently when she noticed the carrot juice signs stuck directly onto the window. ''Why can't that be wallpaper?'' she asked herself, and then designed her own. Instead of the words ''carrot juice,'' her clear acrylic, sticky-backed paper has huge photographic images of things like lace or roses printed on it. Apply it to a painted wall and the color shows through. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Tempaper, a reusable self-adhesive wallpaper, was created by three set decorators in need of temporary wall covering. During installation, a back layer is peeled away to expose the adhesive. The paper can be pressed onto a painted or primed wall, and can be peeled off and used elsewhere. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article presents information on the wallpapers available at an interior decoration shop at High Falls, New York owned by Larry Ruhl. Ruhl discovered a few rolls of 10 wallpaper from the early twentieth century while exploring the basement of a London-based antique store. He was told that the papers, including a toile and a William Morris-inspired pattern, has been used in a house in France.

The article reports that Waverly company has introduced its six collections of wallpapers including the Urban Attitude which are easy to handle since the paste goes on the wall not on the paper.

Focuses on house furnishings sold online at eBay Inc. in the United States. Wall papers; Mantels.

Announces the availability of various wall paper designs from the book "Off the Wall: Wonderful Wall Coverings of the Twentieth Century," by Lena Lencek

Reports on the launching of the line of wallpaper designed by Brooklyn, New York-based textile artist, Wook Kim. Designs of the wallpaper; Prices of the products.

Describes wallpaper prints in textiles and fabrics displayed at three shows, the 100 Percent Design, DesignersBlock and Design UK in 2004 in London, England. Glasgow Toilre designed by Timorous Beasties of Scotland; Prototype chair from Egg Designs of Durban, South Africa; Design of fabric by Andrew Hardiman.

Features the Command vinyl wallpaper material from KnollTextiles designed by the graphics design firm of Rem Koolhaas.

Presents information on purchasing wallpaper for home decoration. Comments from Marita Thomas, editor of The Wall Paper, monthly trade magazine; Information on purchasing less expensive wallpaper.

The article discusses the interior design of a loft apartment in the Dumbo historic District of New York City, focusing on interior decorators Anne Maxwell Foster and Suysel dePedro Cunningham use of prints, color,and floral patterns. Topics discussed include the remodeling of closets and bedrooms, the house's wallpaper, and the use of pink upholstery.

The article presents suggestions of interior designers on making most of entry way at house and mentions views of Cheryl Eisen, the founder of the design firm Interior Marketing Group, on wallpaper in entry way to add texture.

The article offers information on objects on display at the International Furniture Fair in Milan, Italy in April 2018 including a seating prototype called Woody by Kartell, the Exhibit A Moooi and Arte's Extinct Animals wallpaper collection and the Mahdavi Bath Collection by India Mahdavi.

The article profiles Suzanne Lipschutz, owner of the interior decoration store Secondhand Rose, focusing on the design of her apartment in New York City's Chelsea Hotel. Topics addressed include her taste for vintage wallpaper, changes to the Chelsea, and her fondness for the way of life amongst tenants at the Chelsea Hotel

The article discusses interior designing where developers are improvising on ideas, focusing on new condominium buildings at 432 Park Avenue, New York. It states that the living room fireplace in Venetian plaster and dining table is lit by a long chandelier of glass spikes. One of the bedrooms has azure Calico wallpaper and master bedrooms have wall-spanning oak-and velvet asymmetrical headboard. The idea has been conceptualized by interior designer Kelly Behun.

A correction to the article about Biblioteca wallpaper that was published in the February 5, 2015 issue, is presented.

The article provides answer to a question on the need to replace patterned wallpaper in the bathroom with a simpler and lighter design before selling.

The article offers brief information on the Wet System waterproof wallpaper from Wall & Deco.

Corrections to the articles about architectural preservationist Virginia Savage McAlester who was referred to the important role of Lakewood Bank that was published in the December 26, 2013 issue, and about the wallpaper design by John Derian for Studio Printworks are presented.

A correction to the article about a wallpaper designed by John Derian for the wallpaper maker Studio Printworks that was published in the January 2, 2014 issue is presented.

The article offers brief information on the wallpapers from Studio Printworks.

The article offers brief information on the Trace wallpaper from Trove.