Posted: 07.23.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: General | Tags: Blackbird, Bold Design, Cavern Business, General, Inspiration, Installation Shots, Karli Hendrickson, Walls | 1 Comment »
I just heard from Karli Hendrickson, Cavern Intern-at-Large, that Bravo’s “Bethany Getting Married?” recently had a scene in which Bethany went shopping for baby clothes. She apparently went to YOYA, an adorable shop in the west village, that prominently features Cavern’s Blackbird wallpaper. Here are some cute shots from the store:



Posted: 07.06.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: Beautiful Homes Wallpaper | Tags: Artist Edition Wallpapers, General, Inspiration, Installation Shots, Interior Design, Patterns, Unique Spaces, Wallpaper/Fine Art, Walls | No Comments »
Just got these installation shots from Social Control, a very cool production company in LA, that installed Tom Slaughter’s ‘NYC Watertowers‘ last week. I’d say the pattern holds up quite well on the West Coast. Thanks for the photos Jessica!


Posted: 06.29.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: General | Tags: Amazing Artists, Bold Design, General, Inspiration, Patterns, Unique Spaces, Walls | No Comments »
What is it about Todd Oldham that makes him so inspiring? I see his work and my heart skips a beat. His books, his photographs, graphic design, products, and interiors all exude this organic, joyful quality. His innocent, colorful quality translates perfectly to his ingenious Kids Made Modern project, an educational and crafty guide to design. Maybe it’s Oldham’s ability to express his unique perspective in such a wide variety of different mediums that ultimately makes him so appealing.
In this blog, loosely dedicated to walls, patterns, and surface inspiration, I thought I would include a few images from his website of the interiors he has designed. So cool:




Posted: 06.16.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: General, Wallpaper History | Tags: Amazing Artists, Bold Design, Inspiration, Interior Design, Patterns, Unique Spaces, Wallpaper/Fine Art, Walls | No Comments »
This past weekend I stopped into Just Scandinavian, a design shop in TriBeCa, and I have been thinking about designer Joseph Frank ever since. His wallpaper, textile, and furniture designs all exude the simplicity and vibrancy associated with Scandinavian design, but they also have a fanciful quality that is uniquely his own. I love how it all looks so colorful and bold while still being refined and tasteful. The shop keeper at Just Scandinavian described Frank as the “Swedish William Morris,” as both designers shared a passion for pattern and nature, and both came to define their respective national aesthetics. I told her that walking into the store, I felt like I died and went to color heaven.







Check out Just Scandinavian- they have an online shop and sell home goods by Frank and other amazing designers!
Posted: 06.14.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: General | Tags: Amazing Artists, Inspiration, Walls | No Comments »
Rihanna’s latest music video, directed by Melina Matsoukas, is one of the more original videos I’ve seen in a while. My favorite sequence features some amazing sequences in a Keith Herring-inspired room.




Watch the video here.
Posted: 05.23.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: Restaurant Wallpaper | Tags: Blackbird, Bold Design, Inspiration, Installation Shots, Patterns, Walls | No Comments »
Just saw these installation shots of our Blackbird pattern on Jen Marsh’s charming website, Cattywompus. This is a cupcake shop in Hoboken apparently. Charm abounds!



Thanks for the pics Jen!
Posted: 05.13.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: Beautiful Homes Wallpaper | Tags: Blackbird, Cavern Business, Happy Customers, Inspiration, Installation Shots, Interior Design, Karli Hendrickson, Wallpaper for Renters, Wallpaper Projects, Wallpaper scraps, Walls | No Comments »
Every once in a while, I get an e-mail from a customer that really stands out. This one comes from Jennifer, who (like many people) was wary of installing wallpaper permanently. She ended up mounting the paper onto foam core to great success:
Dear Cavern,
A bit more than two years ago I bought Blackbird in gold/brown. I gave half to my mother as a gift and kept the other half for myself. Frankly, though I own my own home, I just didn’t want to put it on a wall. It felt like too big of a committment (any wonder why I’m still single?) What if I redecorated? What if I wanted the birds on a different wall? What, heaven forbid, if I moved and had to leave it BEHIND?
Solution: I dry mounted the wallpaper and framed it, so I can now move it around to my heart’s content. And, even more importantly, take it with me wherever I go!
It’s stunning! I currently have my framed wallpaper serving as a room divider. I stare at my wallpaper and am filled with incredible joy by its beauty.
Thank you!
-Jennifer

Thanks for the kind words, Jennifer! And congrats on the project!
Posted: 05.07.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: General | Tags: Blackbird, Bold Design, Cavern Business, Inspiration, Installation Shots, Unique Spaces, Walls | No Comments »
Stunning installation shots of ‘Blackbird‘ in the new Aesthetic Movement showroom in Chicago. We’re so excited to be working with them. The space looks amazing. Congrats!


Posted: 05.05.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: Beautiful Homes Wallpaper, General | Tags: Bold Design, General, Inspiration, Interior Design, Karli Hendrickson, Patterns, Unique Spaces, Walls | No Comments »
I see wallpaper everywhere, and I go back and forth between thinking it’s because my eye is trained to see wallpaper — or it’s because wallpaper actually is popping up everywhere and taking over the world. Commercials, movies and TV, fashion editorial…wallpaper wallpaper wallpaper! Below, some shots from the May Urban Outfitters catalog sent by Cavern intern-at-large Karli Hendrickson.





Thanks for the images Karli!
Posted: 05.03.2010 | Author: Cavern | Filed under: General | Tags: Amazing Artists, Bold Design, General, Inspiration, Patterns, Wallpaper History, Walls | No Comments »
Finally had a chance to see the Shepard Fairey mural on Houston & Bowery and snapped these photos of the most wallpaper-like elements of the piece:


