Housing Works is a brilliant organization that helps raise money for housing and well being for those in need as well as help raise awareness and support for people living with AIDS.  Please check out their website for how you can help http://www.housingworks.org/

   Housing Works: Design on a Dime Charity Event is always a major event for the interior design world.  Interior Design superstars Suysel and Anne of Tilton Fenwick asked Talking Walls to install one of our patterns to help curate a chic room for a child.  We custom scaled the pattern to fit perfectly within the feel of the room.  Valspar paints was also one of the sponsors for the benefit, so Tilton Fenwick choose to use the rich colors Chef White and Gecko Green, creating a fun and colorful child's room!
   Please check out all the great projects that Tilton Fenwick,curators of chic, have accomplished at their website http://tiltonfenwick.com/ and follow all their happenings at @tiltonfenwick

     

           Adam wanted to transform his walkway into something fresh with a touch of New York elegance.  We worked on a damask pattern that has a more modern feel with larger more organic shapes.   Since the installation was going to be in a high traffic area for his apartment, we chose to do a subtle two tone effect in a light gray.  The background gray is in a matte finish, while the damask is painted in a semi-gloss, giving it a beautiful play when the light hits the pattern. 

   Talking Walls was asked to be part of an Exhibition at the De Castellane Gallery at 539 Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn.  It was a great opportunity to showcase two conversations that combine Decor with Art to transform a typical gallery setting into a more hip environment.  Thanks to Johnny Sagan the mastermind behind Snowy Wilderness!  Please check  it out thru september 30th.

        Vinessa called upon Talking Walls to help turn her one bedroom apartment into a colorful and lively space.  The goal was to help seperate the room into two different spaces.  One side of the room to be cool and cozy for her bed and the living room side to be more warm and light to feel welcoming.  With the ability to take one pattern and change the colors from one side to the other, Talking Walls was able to give Vinessa a very unique conversation piece!

   Xavier was looking to enliven his room with multiple colors and a pattern that resembled his arabic background.  We used a pattern from our design page and choose colors that were similar to the colors in his room.  We used a silver paint in areas of the pattern to add a reflective quality.  The pattern resembles a islamic mosiac in which multiple colors help enhace the entire wall. 

   Beth wanted something that would work well with the patterns on the sheets of her bed as well as use an icy blue color from Benjamin Moore that she had wanted to use in her bedroom.  After we gave her  several patterns to choose from, she decided on a contemporary feel  that worked well with the room adding a feeling of space and excitement to her room.  The color of the pattern is the same as the colors of the wall to the sides adding to the punch of the metallic icy blue.

  Talking Walls was chosen to do a 3 year old girl's bedroom on the show House Rules which aired on HGTV !   It is a show that helps families in need redecorate their homes.  The show aired May 18th.

Lemeya wanted to incorporate a silhoutte of her dog boomer into a classical design.  It is a perfect example in which Talking Walls customs your wall to feel unique and yours.

Talking Walls was picked to be have a segment on the NBC show LX TV 1st Look NY!  We describe our company and how we can help you with your design projects. Check it out.

Benjamin and Pedro wanted something traditional as while as something that would make there space seem bigger.  The 4 inch stripes gave a classy feel to their room and is a great way Talking Walls can keep it simple and add excitement to your space.

 Chris and Taryn decided to accent their entrance hallway by choosing a damask pattern.  They color of black for the pattern was a bold and dramatic choice to instantly enliven their apartment.

 Elba wanted something was simple in pattern and vibrant in color.  She wanted to use lotuses for the represented tranquility and perseverance.  Using a photograph of a lotus, we simplified the shapes and created more of an outline so the mocha color of the background would show through.  Then we decided on a bold raspberry color for the flower and a nice yellow for the eyes of the flower.  The flowers switch direction each row as to give it a feeling of slight movement.  The eyes of each flower were touched up so they would have a sense individuality. 

It was with the help of a couple of conversations that we made the decision of a light blue for the pattern and tan that Courtney and Keith already had as their background color.  The softest of the pattern on the wall is really what makes this piece sing, giving it an almost lace like feel.

Spur Tree restaurant in Chinatown of NYC   http://www.spurtreelounge.com

  Spur Tree is a hip restaurant with great music and Jamacian style dishes.  The design was made by taking the logo of the restaurant and staggering it to make it feel like a wall paper pattern.  The colors where chosen to match that with the surrounding walls in the restaurant.