Wallpaper is still in the process of making a comeback in the home design world, and while some are still turning their noses up– others are finding amazing gems to cover their bare walls in. This intricate wallpaper features a matte charcoal base, with carefully placed gold details in the sugar skulls and the scrollwork surrounding these sentimental symbols.

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Feature wall

Patterned wallpaper is the focus of this dining area. Using the same tone of red around the window brings the separate ends of the room together.

Botanical dining room

A bold botanical wallpaper creates a feature wall in this smart dining area. Dark furniture makes a striking contrast with the trailing leaf design, while the shape of the scrolling bentwood chairs complements it. Simple, sculptural light fittings with dimmer switches make statement pieces by day and are perfect for illuminating the dining table by night.

Wallpaper:

Brunschwig & Fils

Stone wallpapered living room

Wallpaper is a great way to transform a room from drab to fabulous! With a wide variety of patterns, colours and textures on the market, there is a style to suit everybody. This grey stone-looking wallpaper is from the Communication Collection, available at Scandinavian Wallpaper & Decor. Visit www.wallpaperdecor.com.au

The Ocean Wave and the Ocean Wing bathtubs are made of Corian, notable for their wonderful organic look and feel. Their sculptural silhouettes, featuring “waves” and “wings” - hence their names - boast a free-form aesthetic that seems to have a mind of its own, perfect for placement in the center of the room.

Black floral bedroom

A punkier approach to petals is taken by the use of roses silhouetted against a hint-of-pink background. The curtains echo the theme, but the blooms are softer, while largely monochrome furniture keeps the look the right side of fussy.

Gold contrasts beautifully with chocolate brown.

Rich brown and metallic gold are a classic pair; together they can embody richness, opulence. However using them subtly throughout a space with accessories you can achieve a more muted look of luxury.