The easiest way to incorporate the paper into your home is to pop a sheet into a frame. I love this orange and turquoise paper available for free download at Vintage Printables.
Nick Olsen glued marbleized paper to his IKEA coffee tables with rubber cement.
Christopher Spitzmiller lined his bookshelves with marbleized paper.
via Peak of Chic
Surface View is a British company that sells ready-made and custom wall murals. I especially love these marbleized paper versions.
via VT Interiors
This mural is 75"x94"! Wouldn't this be amazing in an entry or a dining room? I love the colors.
If you're in the market for ready-made marbleized paper, Kate's Paperie and Paper Mojo both have decent offerings.
These are really beautiful. I would never have guessed that coffee table was a (super cheap!) DIY!
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love this post. What a great idea to glue it to a coffee table. And I am loving the accent wall behind a headboard. So interesting and modern.
ReplyDeletehow pretty. hope you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteI got into marbleized paper for a minute when I was a teenager. It turns out it's really easy to do! It's a good snowed-in project! 15 years later I still have some of the stationary I made that marbleizing summer.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE the idea of the marble paper being applied to a parson table...fabulous! Thanks for sharing!
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Love that table!
ReplyDeleteI did this a while ago.... Check out my post
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I also like the idea of using it for matting a picture.
well if it's good enough for Nick and Christopher ... but seriously, I've been wanting to try it with the Martha instructions -- very pretty!
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These are such beautiful, great ideas!
ReplyDeleteI used to make a lot of marble paper, it is actually very easy and sort of relaxing swirling the colors together. I never thought about framing any of them though, I think I might do that this summer.
I love this art of Ebru (that's how it is called in Turkey). Here are some videos on how to make one:
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If I was a book, I would want that paper.
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Love the look of marbelized paper,they are each so unique and fascinating. Hope you are feeling better, I am sure holding little one helped, I always say holding a baby is like good medicine. Kathysue
ReplyDeleteThat green headboard is awesome! Great find!
ReplyDeletei just have to say that visiting your blog was a bright spot in my morning. your format, your content, everything about it is perfection.
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You must be reading my mind today. I need some art work for my bedroom, so I bought three sheet of gorgeous paper and framed them. I think they look fantastic and I love seeing what other people have done with nothing more than some simple paper. Great post!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh i love your site. I am always looking for new decor ideas and p.s. i also have a green notebook but mine is for recipes! I love to cook and if you need ideas check me out! Just became a follower! cant wait to check back to your blog each day!
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ReplyDeleteloving this marble idea.....so goregous. you are the best!
ReplyDeleteI'm LOVING the marbleized paper, but even more than that, I can't stop staring at that gorgeous turquoise sofa! Perfect perfect perfect. What a great post!
ReplyDeleteI have always loved the look of marbled paper. Seeing it on the insides of book covers makes it so elegant. I am a seamstress and have been wanting to do the same technique with fabric. I think it would make some marvelous projects. Now I just need to get someone to build me a trough big enough to lay the yardage in.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I haven't thought about marbleized paper since I made it when I was 7 at the local renaissance faire! haha. Such a great idea to put marbleized paper to some use!
ReplyDeleteDransfield & Ross is making throw pillows inspired by florentine marbleized paper. There is a video about it here:
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