The wallpaper to stage the headboard
The bed takes center stage in the bedroom. It is he, logically, who immediately catches the eye. And if you want to make sure, you can highlight it by using wallpaper, as a complement to your headboard.
An XXL wallpaper strip creates an ideal frame to enhance the headboard. In this very natural bedroom, we chose a pattern combining a luminous sea green with a deep blue: a palette that delicately contrasts with the headboard and the cane suspension.
In this parental suite, a large partition separates the bedroom area from the bathroom. The deep blue wallpaper features an opulent jungle print, which contrasts nicely with the minimalist design of the headboard.
Cozy, the storage bed with a padded headboard, but a little massive. The trick, to make it appear much more compact: take advantage of the height under the ceiling to display a panoramic 3D wallpaper displaying an XXL decor.
The most common configuration is a double bed with its two bedside tables. While practical, this asymmetrical layout lacks a bit of boldness. Never mind: a panoramic wallpaper with a well-chosen pattern will quickly bring a little dynamism and originality!
The good idea, to give a little pep’s to the decor of the room, is to dare to mix genres: and for that, the wallpaper headboard provides! If you have fallen for a bedroom with a Japanese spirit or a contemporary decor, dare to use toile de Jouy in an offbeat color: guaranteed effect!
Wallpaper to replace the headboard
The traditional headboard creates an intimate and cozy atmosphere when you go to bed. However, it can visually weigh down the decor, especially in a small room. In this case, the best idea is to do without it, and bet on the wallpaper.
In this bedroom, the wallpaper used as the headboard sets the tone: the entire decor is available in chocolate, charcoal gray and ecru, for a refined and very cozy aesthetic.
Terribly trendy, this bedroom in a total deep green look. We love the strip of golden wallpaper, which nicely echoes the brass decoration.
In a small bedroom, it is best to remove all unnecessary furniture. Now is the time to adopt panoramic wallpaper as a headboard, because the XXL pattern is surprisingly effective in visually enlarging the room.
When the room lacks a bit of ceiling height, we make sure to choose a well-proportioned pattern, so that the headboard gives a feeling of elevation. The trick: select a pattern that does not occupy more than a third of the height.
Mixing Zen spirit and Nordic design, the japandi decor creates a soft and very Zen atmosphere in the bedroom. To adopt this minimalism style, we opt for a low bed, without a headboard. The trompe-l’oeil wallpaper brings a touch of personality to the bedroom. The idea to copy is the horizontal pattern, which creates a nice perspective.
Wallpaper headboard: the DIY option
Gone are the days of hard-to-hang wallpaper! Easy to handle, non-woven wallpaper allows you to give free rein to your decorative desires, even if you don’t really have the gift of DIY!
The canon option is the strip of wallpaper suspended casually over the bed, like a wall hanging. To succeed, still plan a few pieces of double-sided adhesive tape, so that your ley holds in place.
Tired of your current headboard? Just give it a makeover with a roll of wallpaper! You can also create a brand new headboard, simply by cutting out a wood panel that you can customize. Here, we opted for an extra-flat creation: without feet for more lightness, it is directly attached to the wall.
Very chic, this wallpaper headboard made from a baroque frame. Traditional painting is replaced here by wallpaper – skillfully chosen in gray and ecru, two of the trendiest colors of the moment. Full of charm and a bit offbeat, this easy-to-copy creation brings an original touch to a chic country decor. For a more contemporary look, you can improvise a monochrome version, by painting the frame in a deep color – wine red, blue or pine green – combined with wallpaper in the same tones.