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Artist-designed wallcoverings
For the interior design trade
Custom color + scale - 16 years of studio support
↓ Project Edit + samples

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With the Project Edit, tell me a little about the room, its palette and the atmosphere you’re hoping to create. I’ll personally select a considered group of wallpapers and colorways for you to explore.

It’s a more personal way to sample—and one of my favorite parts of the work: looking closely at a project and finding the papers that might make the room click.

The Project Edit is available for interior designers through the website. by @victorialarsontextiles

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18 days ago

Friday fun.
If you ask me what's on my mind...this is what you'd see. Pattern and color, shade and hue, light and reflection. I even dream in color which I thought everyone did until my hubs told he doesn't.

photo @leekrielphoto
wallpaper DAMASK in Ink by @victorialarsontextiles

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Designs, like people, need to travel as far as possible to get lost and find themselves.

Cowrie is about that journey. Inspired by ferns and their unfurling shapes while in New Zealand, Cowrie started off as a block print that I liked but didn't love so it sat in my drawing files for a while. Years later, I fell in love with Aboriginal dot painting while visiting Australia and applied that idea to my original design. The combination was just what I was looking for and Cowrie came to life.

All designs are hand painted by me before being digitally printed onto the highest quality papers

#victorialarsontextiles #victorialarsonstudio #wallpaper #boutiquewallpaper #interiordesign #cowriewallpaper #freshtraditional #interiordesignideas #bluewallpaper by @victorialarsontextiles

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4 days ago

Rhythm and blues.

A good stripe is the perfect complement for a curvy mirror and custom backsplash.
Shelly wallpaper completes this charming Bathroom by fellow Annapolitan @simplywesley

For trade sample requests, link in bio.

#victorialarsontextiles #shellywallpaper #bathroomwallpaper #stripewallpaper by @victorialarsontextiles

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5 days ago

Sketchbook Sunday. An old page from the Tea House at Vizcaya, Miami. by @victorialarsontextiles

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7 days ago

A good edit is not a stack of similar options. It is a point of view.

When I build a Project Edit for a designer, I consider the existing materials, desired atmosphere, and the scale at which the pattern will be experienced.

From there, I narrow the possibilities to three distinct directions that can move the conversation forward. The goal is not to show everything. It is to make the next decision clearer.

Designers, start your Project Edit through the link in bio. by @victorialarsontextiles

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10 days ago

16 years of artist-designed wallcoverings for rooms that feel like no one else.
Custom color, custom scale, samples you can hold, a person who answers.
That's why designers work with me.

photo @leekrielphoto by @victorialarsontextiles

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11 days ago

What designers are choosing. The most requested samples this month all come from the new Understory collection. Top to bottom:
Briony
Relic
Dandy
Damask

Samples available on the website of through trade-only showrooms. by @victorialarsontextiles

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12 days ago

The ceiling can carry the most unexpected moment in a room.

Taking pattern overhead changes the way the architecture is read. It can draw the eye through a passage or create one decisive gesture without adding another object.

The key is scale. The repeat must remain legible from below while allowing the ceiling to feel expansive rather than busy.

Save this for the project where the fifth wall should not be an afterthought.

Thank you @houseofcoco by @victorialarsontextiles

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13 days ago

Sketchbook Saturday. Flipping back through my Sardinia sketchbook with details of Porto Cervo and the curvy church of Stella Maris. by @victorialarsontextiles

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15 days ago

Before a pattern becomes orderly, it begins with water, pigment, and a decision made by hand.

I am watching the edges here: where one wash blooms into another, where a shape needs to disappear, and where open paper is as important as the painted mark. Those irregularities remain part of the finished repeat. At room scale, they allow the wallcovering to feel present without becoming rigid.

Swipe from the first painted study, through the repeat, to the room it was made to inhabit.

Choosing for a current project? Request your Project Edit through the link in bio. by @victorialarsontextiles

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18 days ago

And then the drawing entered the room. Briony was designed to feel quietly established.

Order samples on the website by @victorialarsontextiles

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25 days ago