Another “all white” house gets a little personality and definition from a light dose of color and pattern. What a pleasant change!
The first three photos are Scalamandre’s “Balinese Peacock.” It came with a selvedge edge that had to be hand-trimmed off with a razor blade and a 6′ straight edge.
The last two photos are a fun elongated triangle floral stripe by Schumacher. My “after” sink photo didn’t come through, unfortunately, but the other pictures will give you an idea of the pattern.
Even though these papers are by two different manufacturers, the blue color is identical. It’s a lot brighter and prettier than my crummy camera depicts. The blue picks up hints of blue that the homeowner has in her living room (throw pillows) and in the dining room (navy blue paint above the wainscoting).
The peacock went in a small bar area off the living room, and the foliage stripe went in the under-the-stairs powder room that is right off the bar. The home is in the West University neighborhood of Houston.
Tags: balinese, blue, dining room, floral, hand-trimmed, houston, living room, peacock, powder room, razor blade, scalamandre, schumacher, selvedge, stripe, throw pillows, under-the-stairs, wainscoting, wallpaper, west university
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