Oh, your wallpaper is stained

The use of spotted wallpaper in the interior does not always make the design unlaconic. Very often, such a decision can add a rather successful accent to the atmosphere, if, of course, everything is done correctly.

But what can we even call stains on canvases? Sometimes it is complete asymmetry, multicoloredness, blots, large strokes, diversity, and sometimes even deliberate rudeness. We will show that in some projects this solution turned out to be quite effective and cool, because many designers very often prefer pronounced spotting to a regular pattern on the wallpaper (or its absence at all).

Kristen Ledet Interiors

This full-service design firm, specializing in both residential and commercial projects, decided to give its clients' bathroom a makeover and added mega-cool wallpaper that looks more like an artist's palette. It all looks very lively, juicy and unusual.

GMI Design Group

But this Greater Springfield, Missouri-area interior design firm that specializes in kitchen and bath remodeling decided to take a creative approach to decorating a powder room. What happened in the end? The rough circles in black did not affect the expressive visual effect at all.

The wallpaper brought a special brightness to this room, highlighting the furniture in powdery shades and snow-white plumbing fixtures.

NH Design Studios

Architecture and interior design firm based in New York and the Hamptons. They specialize in high-end residential and hotel design, as well as custom-made furniture, interior design, and art consulting.

In one of their projects, they used spotted wallpaper in two rooms at once - the dining room and the bathroom. And it turned out, it must be said, very attractive.

Studio P Interiors

Toronto-based interior design studio offering design services for residential and commercial projects. Similarly, they really like to use stains in rooms, and they have several successful projects where this particular technique gave the atmosphere of the room a very pronounced effect of brightness and richness. In the first case, this is a bathroom, where the wallpaper imitates terrazzo; in the second, it is a living room with rough, but very successful strokes.

Phillip Thomas Inc.

Phillip Thomas, founder and director of Phillip Thomas Inc., follows his core belief that the process of creating a home should be fun for everyone involved. He also believes that speckled wallpaper can be used in any interior - his designs are full of bright colors, textures, architecture and eclectic details.

Widell + Boschetti

Philadelphia-based Barrett Wydell and Christina Boschetti are a super-cool boutique design duo who understand exactly how important pairing bright colors and creative solutions can be to a successful project. And they constantly confirm this with excellent work.

WORTH INTERIORS

Luxury interior design and architecture firm with offices in Vail, Colorado and Hampton, New York. And they don’t ignore stained wallpaper either. In one of their projects, they created something in the style of ikat - it turned out quite specific, but definitely great.

Amanda Louise Interiors

Amanda Louise is convinced that home should be a place that a person loves more than any other. It is for this reason that she helps her clients create something vibrant and colorful that no one else will have. Her projects feature many successful uses of spotted wallpaper.

Cortina & Käll

Swedish-Mexican architect duo, Francisco Cortina and Robert Kell. They join forces to provide their clients with delightful, vibrant interiors. Notice that this living room is mostly decorated in neutral shades, but the wallpaper on one accent wall made it pop.

Chango & Co.

Home design studio in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In one of their projects they used wallpaper with petal-shaped spots. It turned out to be an incredibly beautiful room for a teenage girl.

As you have already seen for yourself, bright stained walls are a very underrated solution that can create a special mood and add an accent to any room, be it a bathroom, living room or children's room. Even the most ordinary furniture against the background of such paintings already acquires its own character. So be sure to take a closer look at these projects. You might want to implement it in your home too.