Ever wonder what to do with the little scraps of wallpaper left-over from a remodel? Maybe you found some great vintage paper in your grandmother's attic? These projects add a little graphic punch to any room, while making the best of waste!
Get some discarded plates from a thrift store and update them instantly.
Frame it.
(from AT)
(from Parents)
(From Parents)
(From Martha Stewart Living)
(From Martha Stewart Living)
(From Martha Stewart Living)
(From Country Living)
(From Ferm Living)
(From Design*)
* For another wallpapered beauty, check out Barb Blair from Knack tomorrow on Pure Green Living.
man these are good finds!
ReplyDeleteLove the stairs...... and the chest of drawers... of course!
Lookng forward to tomorrow! xo
I want to do that to my stairs - awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteI think the stairs are great too - you can be as subtle or as dramatic as you want!
ReplyDeletethank you for always sharing the green!
ReplyDeleteprairiegirl
where did you get that adorable blue contact paper for the drawers on the blue dresser? SO cute.. I'm looking for some for a piece I'm restoring and am having a hard time finding unique contact/wall paper like that. Thanks!
ReplyDeletesorry for the delayed response - the paper you are interested was a vintage paper. If you are looking for a current version that is similar, Mod Green Pod is a green company that makes non-toxic, PVC-free wallpaper and fabric. Their prints are whimsical but modern. I love them. I hope this helps. Thanks for reading PGD!
ReplyDeleteAwesome ideas! Love them!
ReplyDelete:^) patsy