Wallpaper without using an interior designer?

[Anonymous]

Any places besides big box stores where I can shop for wallpaper without paying for access thru an interior designer? In MoCo, but willing to drive. Thx!!!

[Anonymous]

Why wallpaper?

[Anonymous]

Have you checked out any online sites?

[Anonymous]

http://www.monarchpaintdc.com/about-us.html

[Anonymous]

Graham brown online is considered one of he best sources.

[Anonymous]

Smaller paint stores (look for a Ben Moore dealer --not sure who that would be in MD; I go to Potomac Paint in Arlington).

[Anonymous]

LOVE wallpaper and there are some gorgeous ones out there! I decorate a lot and do decorate for other people. I'm dying to try out wallpaper but don't have the guts yet. (I just removed 5 rooms worth of wallpaper in the house I bought)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Smaller paint stores (look for a Ben Moore dealer --not sure who that would be in MD; I go to Potomac Paint in Arlington).

Yes, this. The Color Wheel in McLean carries Farrow and Ball paper.

[Anonymous]

I echo the Color Wheel -- wonderful selection!

[Anonymous]

There is a Farrow and Ball store in Friendship Heights.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:http://www.monarchpaintdc.com/about-us.html

This. In Chevy Chase DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I echo the Color Wheel -- wonderful selection!

Yes- Colorwheel has a huge selection. Be prepared to spend hours looking at books... I love wallpaper and have ordered several times through Colorwheel and have been happy with them.

[Anonymous]

Inside Fabric online

[Anonymous]

sherwin williams stores

[Anonymous]

I didn't think wallpaper was such a daring step anymore? I feel like it's been trending heavily for 10 years. We did bold wallpaper in a powder room in 2005 - people thought it was a little crazy then but understood where we were going. We did a bedroom in 2011 and by then, wallpaper was everywhere. We just bought a new house and plan to wallpaper several rooms - powder room, accent wall in den....