Living Pretty

I have decided I don't care that this wallpaper is clearly marketed towards children because it is amazing. Sian Zeng's magnetic wallpaper seems like the perfect way to spice up a powder room, bathroom or even entrance way. The wallpaper prints themselves are enough to make any girl swoon, but the super fun part of this is adding, let's say a flying pig magnet to the mix. Who doesn't love a flying pig?

J.

Living Pretty

Jelly Fish by Terrence Payne

Daydream by Julia Rothman

There are days where I wish I had my own house. Today is one of those days. Only because I have discovered Hygge & West. A wallpaper company based in the USA, Hygge is all about living better, living beautifully, and living joyfully. Each wallpaper collection in their inventory is designed by a different feature artist with a different aesthetic. From birds to jellyfish, flowers to skyscrapers, you are bound to find a paper to fit your home and your lifestyle.

L.

Living Pretty

Does "living the dream" mean working all summer with no chance of seeing past your office desk? If this sounds familiar, bring the cottage home with you instead! The Scrapwood Wallpaper by Piet Hein Eek immediately takes me to those hazy summer days melting away on the dock and starry nights snuggled up by the fire.

Ruby Tuesday

Photographer Christopher Patrick Ernst is a genuis at making the mundane and oftentimes boring seem anything but. His current untitled project captures the odd juxtaposition between the place you are and the place you want to be. Eating breakfast at a greasy spoon while overlooking a beautiful waterfall? Hanging out at the laundromat by the lake? Probably not, right? All of these places do exist, only part of them is composed of scenic wallpaper, a fad from the past that remains in many locations across America today. My favourite image above really captures the oddness of it all and how lovely it can be with a splash of red.

L.