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As the founder of meinewand.com, Sebastian Stahl is to this day fascinated by international designer wallpapers and the particularly high-quality colours of English brands. The name of the online platform meinewand.com, which he founded in 2005, stands for the claim to be able to supply the right wallpaper and matching colours for every room concept and thus make walls and rooms of any size that little bit more beautiful. With over 20,000 premium products, meinewand.com is now one of the leading online shops for paints, wallpapers and wall design in German-speaking countries.
In recent decades, white walls have been favoured for hanging pictures and paintings in galleries and museums around the world. But this is changing. Sebastian Stahl spoke about this with Oliver Ahlers, whose gallery in Göttingen is currently presenting works of Classical Modernism in front of a striking wallpaper.
Warm colours create an inviting, cosy atmosphere in rooms and are perfect for creating a homely feel. As a wall paint, these shades have both an invigorating and stabilising effect on interior design. As part of a collaboration with Westwing, Sebastian and Kai from MEINEWAND have put together inspiring colours from our English manufacturers for rooms from Europe's largest interior supplier.
Dark colours are still something special in interior design. As part of a collaboration with Westwing, Sebastian and Kai from MEINEWAND have put together inspiring shades of dark blue, dark grey and dark green from our English manufacturers for rooms from Europe's largest interior supplier.
As part of a collaboration, Sebastian and Kai from MEINEWAND have developed wallpaper concepts for rooms from Westwing, Europe's largest interiors provider. In his article, Sebastian explains their selection.
London based Wallpaper designer and painter Sian Zeng was born in China and grew up in Hungary. After graduating from the renowned Central Saints Martins College she founded her own label. We spoke to her about her approach to colour and asked her for tips on paint colours that can be combined with her wallpapers.
Walls, ceilings and floors do not always have to be in pure white tones. Off-white tones offer many design advantages. In England, for example, they have a long tradition in interior design.
The concept of wabi-sabi has characterised Japanese culture for centuries. Applied to modern wall design, wabi-sabi creates interiors that fit perfectly with the idea of slow living and the trend towards greater mindfulness. In this article we feature a selection of wallpapers by Scandinavian wallpaper manufacturer Sandberg, with patterns that follow the principle of wabi-sabi.
Plain wallpapers and subtle wallpapers are less eye-catching than wallpapers with large or expressive patterns. Used skilfully, however, they are essential for a coherent interior design.
