WALL FLOWERS — A Love Letter to Wallpaper

The photography alone is worth it—each page makes you want to redo a room immediately. I’ve already dog-eared a dozen patterns for my hallway, and it reads like a genuine tribute to the craft rather than a sales pitch.

It reads like a design manifesto rather than a dry how-to, and the way it frames wallpaper as a tool for instant drama made me rethink my own blank walls. The storytelling about the company’s rise adds a personal layer you don’t usually get in decorating books. It’s the kind of book you’ll keep on t

I’ve flipped through it three times since it arrived, and the way it captures wallpaper’s power to change a room’s whole mood keeps pulling me back. The personal stories from the founder make it feel less like a design book and more like a conversation. It’s the kind of book you’ll leave on the coff