Have It Your Way

By Gina Bazer and Barri Leiner

Two new wallpaper options are available for people who love a lot of choices. For an additional $40 per order, any of Kreme’s patterns (1) can be recreated in any color (rolls are $215 each)—just provide a swatch of the hue you’d like to match. Farrow & Ball recently came out with a pattern called Lotus Paper (2) that is available in two sizes—the larger repeat is 20 1⁄2 inches; the smaller, 10 1⁄8 inches—and in 30 colorways, $290 per roll.

Kreme available at Urban Source, 1432 W. Chicago Ave., 312-455-0505; urbansourcechicago.com. Lotus Paper at Farrow & Ball, Merchandise Mart, 312-222-9620; farrow-ball.com

 
This article appears in the May - June 2009 issue of Chicago Home + Garden Magazine.

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