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Murals, Wallpaper and custom murals - individualise your look
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If you are looking for a commercial wallpaper installer in Tampa, you have come to the right place
Explains basic commercial wallpapers construction types and backing materials
A gallery of Designer-WallCoverings Pictures. The photos are grouped by themes, and come with explanations and links to more information about the wallcovering
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Commercial wallpaper installer in Tampa Florida
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Bathroom Decor Ideas Using Wallpaper
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When deciding on a theme for a room, you can decorate with wallcoverings to give you so many options
Introducing Berwyn and Brixton to the Vahallan Torn Paper Collection of wallcoverings.
Berwyn - has our new directional lines representing darker earth tones accented by metallics.
Brixton - Diamond embossed browns and tans give this pattern an ostrich like look and feel.
This section introduces you to wallpapering. It includes an overview, safety and useful terms
The Best tips on how to remove wallpaper and wallpaper removal
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I recently came across an article that talks about eco-friendly decorating- a subject that I am becoming more and more passionate about. Bernadette Upton, from EcoDecor in North Palm Beach offered these tips especially for parents to take care in Baby's Room:
She states that typically, parents bring baby home to the sickest room in the house. Her suggestions include:
Use only eco-friendly paints, such as Benjamin Moore's Eco-Spec, Sherwin Williams HealthSpec or ICI Dulux Paints Lifemaster 2000
Furnish the room with recycled solid wood furniture and repaint it. Avoid the stuff made from particleboard.
Wood floors are best. If you use area rugs, make sure they are 100% cotton with no synthetic dyes.
She suggests you should avoid using vinyl wallpapers as they can trap moisture and help grow mold. This is true of older style wallpapers - however the new non-woven wallpaper selections will have you changing the way you think about decorating with wallpaper and borders. This new generation of wallcovering installs as easily as painting the wall and are environmentally friendly. Also, remember, the grasscloths, bamboos and other natural wallcoverings which are stylish and always environmentally friendly
Color definitely affects your emotions, so it is important to get the right balance.
Each color has its own characteristics:
Red - is an intense color; use it to create a cosy, intimate feel
Yellow - is cheerful and optimistic and brightens any space
Pink - is soft and feminine. It adds romance and a touch of tranquility
Orange - provides a feeling of warmth and adds sensuality to a room
Wallcoverings add a depth and richness to a room that paint alone never can. Don't forget to check out our gallery of pictures to show how textured wallcoverings enliven a room
I am always interested in ways to decorate that use "green" or sustainable materials that have less of a negative impact on the environment. Bamboo and grasscloths are certainly one way to go. I recently came across another new innovative material that is also eco-friendly "Ammolite." This is a wall covering that is created from woven glass yarns and colored in a unique, eco-friendly process.
This material is a woven product that is see through; you paint the walls and install the wall-covering on top allowing you to create unlimited color combos.
It can bring style and flare to old or newly painted walls; is Class A Fire rated; sustainable - simply repaint to redecorate and durable, washable and scrubbable.