Andrea Maaseide, Allied ASID, Studio 320 Interior Design
Andrea Maaseide, Allied ASID, Studio 320 Interior Design
DuVäl Reynolds, DuVäl Design, LLC
Melanie Whittington, Whittington Design Studio
Sarita Simpson and Jason Claire, Interior Matter
Laura Fox, Laura Fox Interior Design, LLC
Bonnie Ammon, Bonnie Ammon Interiors
Cathy Purple Cherry, Purple Cherry Architects
Jamie Merida, Jamie Merida Interiors
Barbara Hawthorn, Barbara Hawthorn Interiors PHOTO: Kenneth M. Wyner Photography
Laura Hildebrandt, Interiors by LH, LLC Photo: Angela Newton Roy Photography
Blooms from the Chelsea Flower Show inspired the profusion of dahlias and peonies in the Dahling line of wallpaper. Depicted by artist Melinda Marquardt for The Vale London’s Beaufort Collection, it’s printed on linen paper and available through Hines & Company.
Andrea Maaseide, Allied ASID, Studio 320 Interior Design
studio-320.com, 571-459-2136
We love incorporating wallpaper into a room, whether as the main focal point or the perfect background. Occasionally, wallpaper can be like art—a client falls in love and we make it work. But it is most often part of an overall design, determined by the clients’ space and lifestyle.
—Andrea Maaseide, Allied ASID Studio 320 Interior Design
DuVäl Reynolds, DuVäl Design, LLC
duvalreynolds.com, 703-989-0521
The main rule of thumb is to work with a trusted material that can withstand usage and changes in humidity. I work exclusively with commercial-grade vinyl—even in residential projects—to ensure quality and durability. I like to use wallpaper where it’s least expected; I’ve noticed bold prints are coming back.
— DuVäl Reynolds, DuVäl Design, LLC
Melanie Whittington, Whittington Design Studio
whittingtondesignstudio.com, 703-533-3705
We love wallpaper! It can transform a space with character and dimension. We use it to cover a whole room, or as an accent wall, ceiling treatment or mural framed in wood trim. Bold patterns in tiny powder rooms deliver giant impact.
—Melanie Whittington, Whittington Design Studio
Sarita Simpson and Jason Claire, Interior Matter
interiormatter.com, 202-900-3818
Lately, we’re loving textured wall covering as a base layer, elevating a room but not overwhelming it. We enjoy texture and rich color; in smaller spaces like powder rooms and foyers we like larger, bold patterns. Of course, we always consider how artwork will layer on top of wall coverings.
—Sarita Simpson & Jason Claire, Interior Matter
Laura Fox, Laura Fox Interior Design, LLC
laurafoxinteriordesign.com
I love playing up small or unexpected areas with wall covering. Whether it’s an accent wall, a powder room or a vestibule, wallpaper can add great personality to a space. Vendors like Phillip Jeffries and Clarke & Clarke push the envelope with texture, pattern and three-dimensional images; velvet walls and nail-stud effects can now be achieved with wall coverings for a fraction of the cost.
—Laura Fox, Laura Fox Interior Design, LLC
Bonnie Ammon, Bonnie Ammon Interiors
bonnieammoninteriors.com, 703-778-5755
Cathy Purple Cherry, Purple Cherry Architects
purplecherry.com, 410-990-1700
Jamie Merida, Jamie Merida Interiors
jamiemerida.com, 410-819-8666
Barbara Hawthorn, Barbara Hawthorn Interiors
barbarahawthorninteriors.com, 703-241-5588
Laura Hildebrandt, Interiors by LH, LLC
interiorsbylh.com, 571-334-6476