From B&N Industries come these innovative wallpaper ideas, a lovely alternative for plain paint. A large variety of patterns is available and if at one point you are not happy with what lies on your wall, you can make a personal adjustment: create new patterns starting from the original one.

Still, you should know these wallpapers can be scratched with almost no visible effect, however if you try really hard it may just work. Aside from their “strength”, we should emphasize on the fact that they are very elegant and versatile, meaning they go well with almost any design style. This is due to the fact that they are mostly monochromatic and the patterns are not flashy. There are many colors to chose from, but black and white are the favored ones. -via Perfecto Ambiente

Change It!

Ok, ok!!! This is not exactly something you would call a wall covering, I know. But still… This amazing concept was designed by the incomparable Amirko, and it’s real name is “Change It!” Ohh scoop it! It’s one big wall of turn-triangles. Each of these triangles has different colors on them – white – black – and a slightly unique rainbow shade. As you can see in the first picture here, when the color is on full blast, it makes a mural all it’s own.

What combination of madness can be made? Let the sky be the limit!

Change It! - Black

For now it’s the colors as explained above. In the future it might have any number of different choices for the sides – lights, materials, typography, body parts, animal fur, whatever you can imagine!

Designer: Amirko aka Amirkhan Abdurakhmanov

Change It! System

Change It! - Pixel

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Inhabit Wall Flats

The Inhabit Wall Flats come in five different designs, including the Seasaw design shown above. Let’s take a look at the other four: Braille, Bud, Industry, and Shangri-La.

Inhabit suggests that you can install these in any pattern or in any combination of styles to create the desired effect. Personally, here at archtopia,  we love the Seasaw design.

You will have some updates on the matter really soon, as fast as we get to try this on some of our walls.

So here we go with the first finding in wall covering:

1. Camila Dietrich’s Wall Coverings

Ms. Diedrich wanted to create a wall covering ‘which used real light without having to make use of too much technology. The design, which has a fibre optic appeal, creates a luminous floral pattern, bringing nature into the home and casting a soft glow through any interior space.’ Glow + luminous + nature = major swoon

By day

By night

2. Milan Preview | Light Emitting Wallpaper

Although we’ll have to wait till the Milan fair to find out the exact technology, this Light-Emitting Wallpaper harkens back to recent products exploring digital paper by Miquel Mora, part of the Flat Futures project– developed by the Royal College of Art Design Interactions Department– showcased at the MoMA’s ‘Design and the Elastic Mind’ exhibition.

3. “Down the Rabbit Hole” designed by +41

4. “Arkhipoff Landscape” by Elisabeth Arkhipoff

5. “Pastorale” by Pierre Marie

6. “Flora and Fauna 2″ by Tado

7. “Martorell Landscape” by Dylan Martorell

8. “Bad Seeds 2″ by Pierre Marie

9. CHY-Chrysalis Wall Flats

10. Storm

11. Living in harmony

12. Birds of a feather

13. Stone Jungle

14.  Fly Sky High

15. Calendar

dutch designer christiaan postma designed this wallpaper to do double duty as a giant calendar. the design
merges the properties of wallpaper with the functionality of the calendar to create a wall that is a true reflection
of our busy schedules.

16. 3d Wallpaper

17. The strømer

located in a pedestrian tunnel in norway, the strømer is an interactive led wall which turns shadow into light.
the installation is based on architect stig skjelvik’s ‘dobpler’ prototype. as pedestrians walk by the wall,
a camera captures their silhouette and displays the same shape on the wall in lights. because movement
activates the wall, it remains dark until someone is sensed nearby. this illuminates the walkway for pedestrians
and saves energy by turning off when unnecessary.

18. The Bull and The Bee

19. Analog Nights

20. Bamboo Print

21. Savannah

Designed exclusively for blik by the Spring 2007 intern group of the Working Class Studio division of the pioneering Savannah College of Art and Design, these decals showcase a spirited reference to Savannah flora and fauna, as well as the architectural details of the wrought ironwork and moldings found in the historic district.

22. Brazilian Spirit

23. The Great Animal Hunt

24. Time Fades

25. Tree Town

If you enjoyed our collection of wall coverings and wallpapers, please leave a comment about it, and we’ll try to bring more posts like this one.

Arte of Belgium takes wall paper design to another level with their collection that covers a wide array of textures, colors, and styles. The Arte collection goes beyond the simple flat wall-covering and brings the wall enchantingly to life with real depth. French architect Le Corbusier so poetically put it, ‘le jeu savant des formes sous la lumière’ (the clever game of forms in light). The surface of the wall is such that it changes according to the intensity of light and the angle from which it is viewed. Visit arte-international.com and discover endless wall paper and wall covering possibilities.

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