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Think wallpaper’s too daunting or outdated? Gabrielle Fagan reveals how to get on board with one of decor’s boldest shifts.


Accessorize Camden Brick Wallpaper, White Grey, from Wallpaper Direct.


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Be honest, are you weird about wallpaper? Relax - you’re not alone if you resort to safe, old emulsion, rather than delving into a world of exciting pattern, colour and dazzling designs. You may find the prospect too scary, demanding or the choice bewildering - but truly, it’s time to wake up from your decor slumber and embrace the future. Because, like it or not, wallpaper is the way to go. Walls are being wickedly transformed by designers, who can literally create any pattern or image to suit your taste and fulfil your visual dreams. Tere’s even a growing trend for papering the fiſth wall - the ceiling! Don’t hang around. Let wallpaper


transport you to a jungle or country garden; embrace stately home-style panelling, industrial, pared-back ‘brick’ walls or chic chintz patterns (yes, twee flowers are back in fashion), or even plunder the work of the great artists at the National Gallery. One design house, Andrew Martin (andrewmartin.co.uk), is reproducing famous paintings from the famous gallery, so they can grace the walls in your home.“Tis is the year to fill your home with bold prints and pattern - and wall coverings are the perfect way to get maximum impact,” enthuses Nina Tarnowski, founder and designer of Lancashire-based specialist wallpaper company, Woodchip & Magnolia (woodchipandmagnolia. co.uk). “Tere’s no need to be intimidated because there are no hard


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