Chasing Paper
Laminate no more: There might finally be a solution for renters who want to change up an undesirable floor design. Cult favorite wallpaper brand Chasing Paper is making the leap from their stylish wallpaper designs to a new collection of peel-and-stick floor tiles. These tiles are water-resistant, making them ideal for renovating spaces like your kitchen or even a bathroom. They are also laminated with a top coating to insure durability. They work over a variety of smooth, clean surfaces like ceramic tile, linoleum flooring, or sealed wood.
“When we started looking at new product offerings, we wanted something that would fall in line with our current operations,” says co-founder Michael Rees in a press statement. “We used our expertise and knowledge of wall coverings to source the perfect material that would later turn into our newest venture, Peel-and-Stick Floor Tile.”
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In 2021, what s old is officially new again. The recent cottagecore trend, grandmillennial phenomenon, and traditionalism revival are proving that the design world is skewing away from sleek, mid-century modernism and toward pieces with a story. If our inklings are correct, we ll start to see storied pieces everywhere: in our large furniture, smaller accent items, and anchoring rugs. So, why should your walls be any exception? There are a lot
Updated on February 23, 2021 at 5:22 pm
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“I think it’s the color and the pattern that just makes wallpaper so inviting,” said Kate Dreyer of Northern Virginia.
Dreyer’s popular Instagram account, @Kate Decorates, shows how she uses temporary wallpaper or peel-and-stick wallpaper to get the desired look at a fraction of the cost. Download our NBC Washington app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather.
Parachute
Who said nurseries have to be babyish? Parachute founder Ariel Kaye designed a nursery for her new baby boy Van that s an ocean-inspired oasis the entire family can enjoy. A palette of blue tones mixed with natural woods and soft textures leaves the tranquil space stocked with inspo. Parachute
“I like to add a bit of whimsy to my children’s rooms and decided to continue the coastal aesthetic of my home into Van s nursery,” Kaye tells
House Beautiful. “My son was born in December, so I’ve been spending a lot of time in the nursery and have been reminded of how important it is to create a space that is comfortable and relaxing for both Mom and baby.”
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We re spending more time at home than ever thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic and, as a result, some of us have taken on the task of becoming an interior decorator or, at least, home decor enthusiast. Redoing a gallery wall to make it look more pleasing on Zoom calls or finally getting around to building that bookcase is a great way to pass time when you re stuck indoors. For those seeking to spruce up their abodes, you might consider wallpaper brand Chasing Paper. The company takes a modern approach to designing wallpaper something formerly associated with your grandmother s house and making it easy to use. The signature product? Removable, Instagram-worthy wallpaper.