Wall Panels are a beautiful way to add visual interest to a room, and you would be surprised how simple it is to achieve! The image above is an applied moulding stained to match the wood veneer on the walls, much like a burlap moulding like this one:

This particular moulding is #00967 burlap moulding by Alexandria Moulding.

This gorgeous panel moulding looks more difficult, but just requires a 1" x 4" board flanked by a base cap moulding. What ties it all together is the painted finish.

The mouldings used here are #CR688 Base Cap, and #03186 Board.

So go for it, you don't even need to have the panels all the same size. A large bottom panel and large top panel (above a chair rail) works well, just be sure the top and respective lower panel have the same widths. For panel sizes, look at the proportion of your walls and consider framing a large piece of artwork and flanking it with narrow panels for example. Applied Panelling done well is timeless.

Oh la la! The Paso Doble Wallpaper print from Elitis in France is just as sultry as it sounds. The large scale lace mesh pattern stands out on the irridescent background.

It is available in four different color combinations.

I could see this paper as a great feature wall in a ultra chic loft, as it is very playful.

"Frames" by Taylor & Wood is an interactive wallpaper that you can customize by placing your own images or drawings in each of the framed boxes. Fun for a kids room, or any playful living space in your home. This would be a great wallpaper for your mudroom/ family comunication center; just keep a stack of colored post-its and markers for family members to leave messages in the frames. Get creative and emblazen a favorite quote, or take out those Prismacolor Markers and let loose.

If you want a wallpaper with a more detailed and intricate choice of frames, I love "Familjen" framed wallpaper by Lisa Bengtsson! This wallpaper looks a tad more substantial with classic oval and rectangular frames in heavier lines.