New Thumbtack data reveals people are embracing wallpaper, and there's one clear pattern taking the lead. Designers share how to add it to your home.

After years of viral millennial gray decor and sterile minimalism dominating interior trends, homeowners are embracing character-filled touches beyond the quiet, modern designs we may be used to.

Wallpaper used to make us think kitsch. And that might not have been your intended result. But now, kitsch is in and wallpaper is back. It’s been showing up everywhere, giving instant personality to ...

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Maison&Objet 2016: Swedish studio Front has drawn patterns created by cut-out paper shapes to produce wallpaper designs with subtle three-dimensional effects. The collection for Sweden-based Eco ...

Monica Burton is the former deputy editor of Eater.com where she covered restaurants and food culture from 2017 to 2025. Plants are trending. Succulents crowd social media feeds and greenery dominates ...

A bold wallpaper can be fun and engaging, but there's one room in your home where it should be avoided. Here's why this is ...

Wallpaper can be an intimidating, messy and expensive investment—especially for a look you might only love for a few years. Fortunately, removable wallpaper offers the best of both worlds, thanks to a ...