Here is a closer look at these detailed border pieces in a shade of golden bronze.
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Tiles are also integrating intricate borders, emblems and other ornaments.
Shown: Apavisa
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Other tiles are taking on a rough linen or burlap look.
Shown: Sant'Agostino
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Small-scale 3-D tiles. Tiny tiles are in on the pattern game too; here the small tiles give the wall depth and interest in a mosaic pattern.
Shown: Abita by Sant'Agostino
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Hieroglyphic style. This tile and the one below are both from Egypt. They look like they're straight out of an archaeological dig.
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Hieroglyphic style. This tile and the one below are both from Egypt. They look like they're straight out of an archaeological dig.
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Seriously sculptural. The Archconcept Collection by Apavisa takes 3-D tiles to a whole new dimension. These tiles and the tiles below are anything but flat. They have the power to completely transform interior architecture. And no, I don't have any idea how to clean these!
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Seriously sculptural. The Archconcept Collection by Apavisa takes 3-D tiles to a whole new dimension. These tiles and the tiles below are anything but flat. They have the power to completely transform interior architecture. And no, I don't have any idea how to clean these!
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Sculptural patterns. These patterns on wall tiles play with light and shadow and give the whole wall an artistic quality as well as depth.
Shown: Lamosa
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Inspired by stacked stone. This look is a more uniform and contemporary take on stacked stone's popular aesthetic.
Shown: Archistone by Ceradisa
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The walls are covered in construction-grade plywood (used for sheathing houses) with a clear polyurethane finish.
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Love that blond wood.
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Should be pretty easy to do this with sheetrock.
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YES, YES, YES...I love this idea. Paint or not.
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Love the idea about painting the wall behind pegboard another color. Very cool
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Fine wall treatment, but how about those lights hanging from the ceiling!!!
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I've seen this done before and loved it. I'll bet it's great for sound, too.
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Why could you now layer garden-variety brown paper and paint any color you like, then maybe wax it.
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Like the idea, don't like this particular paper. Probably some other good ones, probably pricey.
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Crocodile~!!!!! Cool.
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Been thinking of this on a door. I saw this done in an old magazine years ago. Still have the picture for inspiration.
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OMG, this is just beautiful. Expensive, but worth it if you have the dough.
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Why not doe this in come kind of wood product?
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Love the idea of colored lights on the white wall treatment; should make some great shadows.
WHat a great idea, different profiles of baseboards, nailed into the wall and trimmed out.
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