Whether you fancy living in grandeur, crystal-stemware-style, or in cozy quarters evocative of a scullery, photographic wallpaper master Deborah Bowness has you covered. The prolific London designer, best known for her trompe-l'oeil architectural details and bookcase wallpapers, recently broadened her repertoire to include the key trappings of the upstairs-downstairs life. And the good news: All you need is a wall to achieve it.
Photography via Deborah Bowness.
Above: From Bowness's new Bric-a-Brac line, a pantry-inspired pattern called Bric-a-Brac Shelf Wallpaper. Rolls are 20.5 inches wide and 11 inches long; $200 each. All of Bowness's designs are machine-printed and hand silk-screen color printed in England.
Above: The Bric-a-Brac Shelf Wallpaper Border comes in rolls that are 18 inches wide and 5.5 yards long; $90 each.
Above: Bric-a-Brac Shelf Wallpaper is available with a white or gray background. The rolls can be aligned, as shown, or staggered; they also can be hung as single strips.
Above: The Coffee Pot Border is offered with a background in pale yellow (shown) or white. Rolls are 10 inches wide and 5.5 yards long: $75 each
Above: Summon a footman. The Suitcase Border rolls are 20.5 inches wide and 5.5 yards long; $105 each.
Above: The Suitcase Border adds interest overhead.
Above: From Bowness's new Collections collection, the Glass Tableware presents grandmotherly crystal in a new guise. Rolls are 22 inches wide and 11 yards long: $200 each.
Above: Ceiling Swag wallpaper is both glamorous and cheeky. Rolls are 20.5 inches wide and 11 yards long; $150 each.
Above: The pattern comes in pale pink (shown), gray, and white.
Above: For the full effect: The overall Wall Swag is $150 per roll.
See more of Bowness's designs in our posts:
- Instant Heritage, Subway-Tile Wallpaper by Deborah Bowness
- Book and Filing Cabinet Wallpaper by Deborah Bowness
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