Carl Robinson Terrace Wallpaper

Terrace Wallpaper from Carl Robinson's The Gentleman Wallpaper Book by Wallquest Wallcoverings depicts the classic look of a home library. Bibliophiles will wonder why people would use a book wall covering instead of real books, but to each his own. Both the shelves and the books look realistically aged. The rows of books appear endless without wood dividers and the shelves are about twelve inches apart. This wallpaper is giving collegiate or boarding school vibes. Terrace Wallpaper color options are captain or livia. Put a bookshelf wallpaper in the cottage entry for a touch of nostalgia. Hallways often feel too utilitarian, so we recommend a bookshelf wall at the end to give an endpoint to a sense of procession. Have you ever considered a bookcase on a staircase landing instead of the typical table, mirror or artwork? Decorate with a tongue in cheek approach using book wallpaper in a powder room with a magazine rack and finish off the look with a “Reading Room” sign on the door. Create a faux wall of books in a study. Add them inside panels on a door to hide it. If you are stuck with a pony wall between your dining room and living room because you don't have the extra flooring to rip it out, make it decorative with wallpaper. Turn an unused bedroom closet into a creative reading nook. Harry Potter fans won't mind homework if you create a Hogwarts Library. Since the books don't have names on the spines, you could have some fun giving them wizarding names. Attics can make fun playrooms and hideaways when decorated with a vintage style. Include some comfy chairs, tables with storage for games, some shutters or wood blinds on the windows, and some cozy blankets for a true retreat. Coordinating masculine wallcoverings from Carl Robinson's The Gentleman Wallpaper Book by Wallquest Wallcoverings make whole house decor feel effortless.