Mostly Wallpaper

On Monday we allocated the building of furniture, so that each item had two people working on it. I will be working on the windows with Vicky and the wallpaper with Rhyan. Vicky did the original research and design for the windows, so we will be building them from that.

Below is my research into wallpaper designs. Having looked at wallpaper prices, we decided it would be more cost effective to buy plain wallpaper, paint it and then stencil a design onto it.

Log house, from Tsyvozero village (Karsnoborsk Region) (19th century), interior, reassembled at Malye Korely Architectural Preserve, Russia

http://www.encore-editions.com/brumfield-collection/images/log-house-from-tsyvozero-village-karsnoborsk-region-19th-century-interior-reassembled-at-malye-korely-architectural-preserve-russia

Baroque interior, Rundale Palace, Latvia. Built in the 1730's. http://photos.igougo.com/pictures-photos-p336373-Baroque_Interior.html

19th century Russian middle class home http://uiuc.libguides.com/content.php?pid=5910&sid=41405

Wallpaper from a 19th century Russian house http://www.museum.vladimir.ru/eng/exhibition/vladimir/brothers_e?menu=vladimir_exhibition

Baroque wallpaper http://www.vectorious.net/img-baroque-wallpaper-11240.htm

Baroque wallpaper http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-69277090/stock-vector-seamless-baroque-wallpaper.html