Wallpaper on Shine

Panoramic borders

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Loving these panoramic border wallpapers from extratapete.com out of Germany. There are no repetitions in each roll and the Big Cities ones are very cool to see in person. Choose from Berlin, Paris and L.A. Self-adhesive and easy to apply.

Wallpaper without borders: Cavern Home's Casa de Milagros

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[Ed. note: Yes, maybe there's a little bit of wallpaper fever going around—so sue us. At least this one's for a good cause!]
In collaboration with Peru's Casa de Milagros orphanage, New York-based wallpaper company Cavern Home has produced a line of wallpaper featuring designs co-created by the kiddos themselves, with proceeds going directly to the orphanage.

If I weren't a renter, I would put sexy-lady wallpaper in my bathroom

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...particularly this affordable line-drawing version from Graham & Brown's Young Designer Collection, available at Target.com for fifty bucks a roll. Of course, then I might have to buy a bunch of really glossy, bright, lacquered furniture to go with it, and then it would snowball into this no-longer-even-remotely-affordable enterprise, but that's why it's a dream and not a reality.

The new wallpaper

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One of the more persistent design trends of the last five years or so has been the return of wallpaper, a revival generated in part by new digital printing and an appetite for contemporary floral patterning.

At the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, which closes tomorrow in New York, the 62-year-old British wallcovering firm Graham & Brown showed a line (above and below) of eight new designs by Marcel Wanders, the Dutch master of playful surrealism.