When I decided to change the wallpaper in the walk-in closet from a textured herringbone fabric to a tartan plaid wallpaper, it was because I had a specific idea in mind.
When I first began designing, I created a dress that went from striped to plaid. I manipulated the fabric by pleating it to create the striped pattern, slowly letting the pleats out to reveal the plaid.
I decided to use this same concept but with our accent wall in the walk-in closet. I’m going to use the wallpaper on the ceiling, then extend the design down the walls about a foot. Once the wallpaper stops I’m going to extend the design down the accent wall as a stripe. (Below is a mock up of my idea)
I think it will create subtle interest on the wall, and also elongate the space. But I’ll truly know if the idea will work once I start experimenting in the space.
I’ll be sharing more about the process over the next few weeks as I begin wallpapering and painting.
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very cool! so creative. I remember that dress… it was 4AM and we were both in the studio, you had finished I believe the top and were wondering how to execute the skirt, or vice versa. I can’t remember our friend’s name rn – Jen? – but her boyfriend delivered her a coffee on his bike. Those were the days. love the shots!