scratch and sniff wallpaper by flavor paper

when i was a kid i thought the scene where the kids licked the wallpaper in willy wonka was awesome. now i can enjoy it as an adult, in real life, with this crazy fruit cocktail collection of scratch and sniff wallpaper from the folks at new orleans-based flavor paper. this handscreened paper allegedly smells like the real thing — your choice of banana, cherry or tutti frutti.

the snozberries smell like snozberries.

purchase these styles and see the full collection right here.

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wallpaper wildlife by inke heiland

look at these fun animal wallpaper silhouettes from dutch designer inke heiland. she created this clever wildlife series to decorate her son’s room, then decided to expand on the idea and crafted a complete menagerie. the bevy of birds and beasts is made from a variety of vintage wallpaper patterns, and the limited availability of the styles makes each piece very collectible.

if you’re grooving on this idea i am sure you will love inke’s other imaginative series of wallpaper furniture pieces. see them all and purchase your favorites on her website.

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jill malek wallpaper

look at these gorgeous wallpapers from brooklyn graphic designer jill malek. this collection is called frequencies and was inspired by the fluctuating patterns and cyclical events found in nature.

i love her rich organic style and color choices.

be sure to check out jill’s website to see her portfolio, as well as to see the colorways of all her wallcoverings.

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soda by amy designs

after having a look at the beautiful letterpress business card, i knew the line from local artist amy carolyn allison was going to be special. the collection of home and personal accessories she has created for her company, soda by amy, is warm and welcoming, and the small luxuries like letterpress and belgian linen couldn’t possibly go unnoticed. amy was a furniture and interior designer by trade before she decided to focus her talent on her own line. she has degrees in art, interior design and furniture design from adrian college and kendall college of art and design. it sure looks like she is putting all her talents to tremendous use!

see those wavy pattern pillows in the pile? that hand silkscreened linen/cotton fabric is available in three colorways by the yard!

i did not see her wallpaper at the show, and now it is making me insane:

i love her whimsical themes and the selection of assorted media she uses. those porcelain cups with their sweet etchings are delicate, but substantial and simply exquisite. then again, everything in the line feels that way.

see the other charming things in her collection, make purchase inquiries and contact amy on her website.

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