Wallpaper by Timorous Beasties – London Toile
Loving this idea of wallpapering furniture. Bryonie Porter creates these beautiful papered pieces using wallpaper on antique and modern furniture. Using a water-based (environmentally friendly high gloss laquer) she transforms sometimes humdrum pieces into stunning works of art. I recently came across her work via Skonahem (the blog) and subsequently when I did a search I found an interview via CasaSugar.
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wallpaper by Osborne & Little
wallpaper by Cole & Son
wallpaper by Timorous Beasties
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8 comments:
I have ALWAYS wanted to try this....these are absolutely beautiful! Thank you for finding them.....xo
Hello! these are absolute eyecatchers! have a lovely day!
Barb, I would love to see you do these! Let me know if you do!
These are great! I love Timorous Beasties wallpaper designs!
That is such a neat idea. I love the first one. Red is my favorite color.
Oh my goodness, everything about this post is serious eye candy for me! They are stunning! I want one! (or ten)
So great! I am particularly into the map one. Hmmmm ... educational AND awesome! Nice.
: )
jackie.
what a smart idea!
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