Lately I’ve been a bit obsessed with black and white and this pattern:
The obsession started with this LONNY picture:
It made another appearance in a black/pink color combo in the latest House Beautiful designed by Krista Ewart:
Using the print in bathroom seems to be very popular. Betsy Burnham recently used the print in fabric for her son’s bathroom.
Here it appears in an old image from O magazine:
Lastly it recently appeared in LONNY again:
I don’t think I could ever tire of the black and white polka dot look. Such a classic, but the firework pattern gives it a unique spin.
The wallpaper and fabric is available via Hinson & Co.
I searched and searched for a look for less option, but came up empty handed on the wallpaper front. Seems like an easy enough do it yourself if you want to get busy with some paint.
* I can swear one of you lovely readers did this to your bathroom on a larger scale, but I can’t remember who. Been searching for 2 hrs now and can’t find it.
While there isn’t a perfect look a like in fabrics this comes pretty close with a similar vibe:
Plus it’s only $7.99 a yard.
What do you think about fireworks?
Love, love, love this. It is sort of unexpected but absolutely fabulous! Happy Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteLove it in the bathroom with the pink from House Beautiful... it's well... BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteI've been obsessed with this pattern too! I could practically live in those bathrooms I like it so much.
ReplyDeletei'm also another person obsessed with this print! i've also found a few look-a-like fabrics but nada on wallpaper. if anyone finds one, let us know!! great post!
ReplyDeleteI hadn't seen this print before. I like it, such a great alternative to the polka dot pattern.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!!! Wondering if anyone has used a look-a-like and if so did you love it?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I have been loving this paper for a while and I want to use it in my bathroom. It's so amazing. I stared at the HB picture forever.
ReplyDeleteI have been loving this paper for a while and I want to use it in my bathroom. It's so amazing. I stared at the HB picture forever.
ReplyDeleteLove that Betsy Burnham bath. I think the fireworks are such a fresh take on black and white!
ReplyDeletei loveeee this pattern... works well in so many places!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this pattern! Especially as used in the pillow in the last photo!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this pattern and saw it on premier prints too!! I desperately want to find a reason to use it. It shouldn't be hard!
ReplyDeleteLove 'em. Truly.
ReplyDeleteI don't think the links work...I wasn't abe to get any of them to come up...
ReplyDeleteI love it. It is so fun.
ReplyDeleteYou and me think alike!! hehe.....I was planning a post about this too! I love,love, love this paper!!!! KG
ReplyDeleteI love it, I think its a fun pattern to use just about anywhere!
ReplyDeleteLove the fireworks and the table!
ReplyDeleteLove the black and white!
ReplyDeleteI did this in paint to my bathroom on a much larger scale...I just recently painted over it as it look a little like a skinned dalmation (according to the hubby.) I still have pics up on my blog though, if you follow the link from the redone bathroom. ( =
ReplyDeleteHere's a link if you are interested.
ReplyDeletewww.sparrowsnestdesign.com/2010/05/bathroom-paint-extravaganza.html
Like I said...I was on the fence for a while...but, decided in the end to move on. Now it only lives in pictures.
IM so glad you did a post on this because I've been noticing the same trend and it was also in Eddie Ross's winning window he designed for Elle, i think? anyway, LOVE it and so glad you found a similar fabric, thanks girl!
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