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The article offers information on the art and process of Flora Roberts, a floral wallpaper designer who creates exquisite hand-painted designs inspired by English country gardens. Topics discussed include Flora's unique approach to painting; her inspirations from nature, public gardens and eclectic sources; as well as her use of traditional techniques and software to digitize her work; and digitizing her work using specialized software.

The article evaluates the Where The Wildflowers Grow wallpaper design from Divine Savages.

The article focuses on Annika Reed's whimsical Dancing Queen wallpaper collection, featuring six colorful patterns inspired by Tetris puzzle pieces, including the creative process behind the collection and the aim to inject vivacity into living spaces through rhythmic patterns on walls.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including "the latest fabric and wallpaper designs, including twenty prints inspired by traditional textiles from around the globe to artisan florals", and "ways to bring more light into a side extension".

The article introduces the 20th edition of the Wallpaper Design Awards, emphasizing the magazine's commitment to showcasing the best in design through a personal and unique approach, featuring contributions from artists like Barbara Kruger and covering diverse topics from fashion to architecture.

The article offers tips for kitchen designing, organizing and cleaning solutions, and offers several products related to kitchen decoration. Topics include pendants fit above interiors with compact wood island with Havenly's Creative and Design team; corner orientation of the banquettes produces with shelf to hold small kitchen items and artwork; and design trends shared by Maria Raco, founder of designer wallpaper company NewWall.

The article focuses on the relationship between three-dimensional and two-dimensional space through her large-scale installations of marbleized, illusionistic, architectural wallpaper designs and painted sculptures made from plaster and paper pulp. It mentions that Renaissance and Baroque artists were masters of illusionistic wall and ceiling painting; along with the interview Lauren Clay, a sculpture and installation artists regarding elements of painting, design, and sculpture.

The article reports that the Design Reform campaign was a reaction against perceived excesses in 19th-century wallpaper design, but as Edward Poynter, a one-time president of the Royal Academy, remarked at the time. It mentions that A.W.N. Pugin, the designer of the interior of the Houses of Parliament, railed against wallpapers where a wretched caricature of a pointed building is repeated.

The article focuses on the interior design of a house owned by Chris Tomlinson of Austin, Texas and discusses its wallpapers, the bed, and the mezzanine floor.

The article discusses Elizabeth Rees education and analytical skills helped her evaluate future of printing business. It mentions Rees efforts in making Chasing Paper, an e-commerce company that makes social media Instagram-worthy removable wallpaper. It also mentions Rees financial and accounting abilities, that helped her to analyze firm' profit and loss.

The article discusses the life, career, and work of the British artist and textile designer William Morris. Topics include the designs of wallpaper from the Morris and Co. decorative arts retail company, Morris' writing of Christmas carols, Morris' views concerning industrialization, and Morris' relationship with the artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

The article offers information associated with the collaboration of designer Erdem Moralioglu with British wallpaper house de Gournay. It is noted that Moralioglu, whose color choices are extraordinarily vibrant, would produce his own hand-painted wallpaper and capsule collection. It is noted that Moralioglu's spin on chinoiserie is crafted in de Gournay's mainland China artist studio, where each custom panel can be hand-painted over any of de Gournay's base colors.

The article presents several wallpaper projects along with suggestions for the same. It mentions the tools for the projects such as craft paper, smoothing brush, spray bottle and sponge. It adds to design wallpapers for covering the top or sides of basic wooden piece, photo frames and covering stair risers. It also adds several products at Wayfair.com/shoprealsimple including glass set by Lotta Jansdotter, the Topan Pendant by &Tradition and the Geometric End Table by Madison Park.

The article features the works of four designers who excel in textured and embroidered designs. Topics covered include the description of custhom design, expertise of Claire Cole in floral designs and the success of English designer Jen Moules. Also mentioned are the wallpaper designs of M.R. Perswell's Fashion Collection.

The article presents a brief profile and work carried out by Tatiana Mandel, owner of the handmade wallpaper and custom murals firm Actual Design & Deér. It mentions that Russian-born graphic designer Mandel holds her bachelor's degree in fine arts from Russia and she graduated from the Algonquin College. It highlights that Mandel participates in cultural events in European countries and works with clients in North America.

The article offers information on the Martinique banana leaf pattern wallpaper that was created by decorator Don Loper and used in the renovation of the Beverly Hills Hotel in 1949.

The article discusses imprints published during the U.S. Civil War, including the printing of imprints on wallpaper. An overview of U.S. Civil War bibliographies, including their reflection of American literary taste during the war and the political publications of the Confederate States of America, is provided.

The article offers information on the Indigo Garden design for the new Georgia Macmillan wallpaper collection, reports on the opening of a day spa at the Halcyon House boutique hotel, and offers brief information on the Chips chair and stool from Ben-Tovim Design.

An interview with fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee. Among the issues he discussed include his collaboration with Asian Paints for a collection of Nilaya wallpapers, the difference of designing clothes from designing wallpapers, and the process of designing and manufacturing the Nilaya wallpapers.

The article presents information on the design trends for wallpapers for fall and winter 2013 with special attention to bright colors in design, sparkling materials, and patterns. Several photographs of various designs are presented. Other topics mentioned in this article include wallpaper manufacturers Rasch Textil, Erismann, and A.S. Création.

The article evaluates several wallpaper collections including the wallpaper collection "Bambino" designed by the German wallpaper producer Rasch, the wallpaper collection "Black & White" designed by the German wallpaper producer Essener Tapeten-Import, and the wallpaper collection "Authentic" designed by the German wallpaper producer Erismann.

The article presents an interview with head designer Sigrid Frommberger and marketing director Ulrike Feierabend- Hoffmeier of the Tapetenfabrik Rasch wallpaper company of Germany. Topics of discussion included the preferences of wallpaper purchasers, the future development of wallpaper designs, and the regional variations in consumers' preferences for wallpaper designs.

The article forecasts trends for the design of wallpapers including pastel colors, bright colors and greens. Several companies including Erismann, A.S. Création, and Rasch Textil are mentioned. Other topics mentioned in this article include an influence by the colors of the Baroque era, the German company Marburger, and the German company P+S.

The article presents several wallpaper collections for the 2013 summer season, including the Travertine collection by Omexco, named after a limestone, three collections by A.S. Création, including Elegance, Felicia, and Chicago, and Fifties style patterns by Marburg.

The article presents recent trends in wallpaper design including brown colors, flower ornaments, and digital printing. Several German wallpaper manufacturer are mentioned including A.S. Création, Omexco, and Essener. Other topics mentioned in this article include interior design, retro design, and environmental friendly wallpaper materials.

The article discusses the performance of the German wallpaper industry and presents recent trends in the design of wallpapers. The author analyzes the merchandising of wallpapers with special attention to e-commerce. Other topics mentioned in this article include German textile trade shows, distribution of the wallpapers, and advertising with the help of well know figures including German host Dieter Bohlen, skier Rosi Mittermeier, and designer Barbara Becker.

The article examines trends in wallpaper taking place in the early twenty-first century. Particular focus is given to the surface designs created by designers including Tracy Kendall, Stephen Bauer and Vincent J. Ficarra. The San Francisco, California-based firm Bradbury & Bradbury Art Wallpapers is also discussed.

An article on trends in textile design for the home in 2013 is presented, describing earth tones, bold colors, and sharp contrasts as being in fashion. Nostalgic designs from the 1940s through 1970s have also inspired many contemporary fabric patterns in wallpaper, pillows, and bedding. The combination of high tech fabrics with more old-fashioned patterns also serve to enhance interest through contrast.

The article evaluates a range of fabrics and wallpapers from designer Peter Fasano.

The article evaluates the "Queen's Flight" range of wallpapers designed in collaboration by artist Anne Lemanski, designer Barrie Benson, and ALT for Living gallery owner Chandra Johnson.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for creating a scandi-inspired stencil pattern on a wallpaper.