Traditional Swirled “Deconstructed” Damask for West Houston Powder Room

Powder room prepped, primed, and ready to hang.

Done.

Rear corner.

Rear corner done. This pattern isn’t a true damask, but it has the classic elements, so I’m calling it a deconstructed damask. It has swirls thrown into the mix.

The scratch design makes it feel antiqued and “old world.” In addition, the vinyl material has a textured surface, so it comes across something like an oil painting.

Manufacturer of this solid vinyl material is Norwall.

Brightening Up an Entry

I didn’t get a “before” shot, but this entry hall in a West Houston home was originally papered in a beautiful, but very dark, red wallpaper. There was nothing wrong with it, but it didn’t suit the taste of the new owners, a young family.

In the first photo, the dark walls have been sealed with Gardz, then primed with a coat of white-pigmented Ultra Prime. In the second photo, the new, golden and shimmery wallpaper with a traditional floral pattern has gone up.

All I can say is, this really transforms the room!

This wallpaper is by Thibaut Designs, and the interior designer is Pamela O’Brien of Pamela Hope Designs. http://www.pamelahopedesigns.com/