How to decorate an open-plan space with wallpaper

How to exploit the decorative power of wallpaper in an open space?

In a single room, wallpaper needs precise rules and boundaries to give the interior personality but without going overboard: here are what they are and how to find them.

Benefits of using wallpaper in an open space

  1. Versatility: unlike a simple painting, wallpaper offers an almost infinite choice of patterns, textures and colours, making it easy to change the appearance of the room without major renovation work. It is therefore a perfect tool for those who wish to renew the appearance of their open space in a simple and creative way.
  2. Creation of distinct zones: in an open space, wallcovering can be used to differentiate different functional areas. For example, it is possible to visually differentiate the living area from the dining area with wallcoverings in different patterns or colours.
  3. Personality and style: the wide range of available motifs, ranging from classic to modern styles, allows you to express your personality and create a unique and cosy atmosphere.

Tips for choosing wallpaper

When choosing wallpaper for an open space environment, it is important to consider a few key factors to achieve a flawless result. In particular:

Ambient brightness
The amount of natural light in the room is a key element to take into consideration. In very bright rooms, one can dare with darker shades or more complex graphic motifs, while in darker spaces, light and delicate colours are preferable, in order to better reflect and diffuse the available light.

Aesthetic consistency
It is important to choose a wallpaper whose style harmonises with the rest of your décor to avoid aesthetic inconsistencies. Following the same mood and shades as your décor will maintain a sense of harmony and continuity in all rooms.

Scale of the pattern
The size of the pattern on the wallpaper should be proportionate to the size of the open space. In large and spacious rooms, larger and bolder patterns can be used, while for smaller interiors it is better to choose more delicate and smaller scale motifs to avoid a suffocating effect.

Furnishing an open space: 3 creative ideas with wallpaper

  • Accent wall: use wallpaper on a single wall to create a focal point and make it the star of the whole room.
  • Covering a boiserie: in modern and elegant contexts this decorative element can be covered with a neutral wallpaper to recreate an antique and refined effect.
  • Decorating the ceiling: a trick that works well in rooms such as the living room. By exploiting the fifth wall, the room seems to have more volume and you get the impression that the ceiling is higher.

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