3D Wallpaper: for that extra pop to your room!
If you’ve been hunting around for something unique for your walls and feel that paint or decals won’t cover it, you’re in luck! Welcome to the world of 3D wallpaper where walls are bold, daring, and interactive! Swedish designers Hanna Nyman and Kicki Edgren Nyborg of Kredema have been causing quite a stir on the design blogosphere with their cutting-edge wall designs that literally cause the color to pop right out of the walls. Love it? Think it’s too much? Whatever you may think, these wall statements will surely get your attention. (Just be careful with small children and pets!)
by Hanna Nyman
Off the Wall: Curve by Kredema (Nicki Edgren Nyborg)
Hanna Nyman’s line of interactive wallpaper lets users peel back sections to create their own customized 3D wall sculptures.
Interactive Wallpaper by Hanna Nyman
Design firms like Graham & Brown and MioCulture have their own lines of 3D wallpaper. Graham & Brown’s Shape and Form collection boasts an array of dark, sleek, masculine patterns while MioCulture’s PaperForms exude vibrant playfulness.
Graham & Brown's Shape & Form Collection: Checker-Black
PaperForms Flow by MioCulture
PaperForms Ripple by MioCulture
PaperForms Ripple by MioCulture
-Beryl
Wow, those walls are “trippy.” I really like the idea of making them into shelves. While I think the last two walls may be too much, the black wall was really cool. I think its’ texture was the right amount that I would use if I were to maybe do something like this. I also think the interactive wallpaper flowers, while cool in theory may be too much in actual living conditions. Who knows what will hit your walls in the long run. And you do not want to quarantine that part of your room or else it would just be there for aesthetic purposes (being too much like art than actual functionality)