(Atlanta, Ga.) — The recession may have tightened your wallet, but there are still affordable and creative ways to spice up your home or office space with personalized design.
Alluminare.com now offers a simple, easy way to customize wallpaper by choosing from a variety of rich traditional and contemporary patterns created by up-and-coming designers. With a single click, patterns can be enlarged or made smaller. And through the process, viewers can even see their designs pictured on a wall. Thousands of color combinations can be chosen from a palette of beautiful hues. Starting at just $8 per square foot, each custom order is manufactured in the United States.
“We live in an amazing time for design,” said Friday Shamblen, of Alluminare.com. “The whole process of design comes alive with online customization. And with custom wallpaper, it is now possible to design and create an entirely coordinated look from lamp shades to pillows and fabrics, and now, the walls. The best part: you’re going to be the only one who has your personalized look. It’s all you.”
Alluminare.com commissions patterns from designers around the world. One of the most recent designers to create exclusive customizable patterns for Alluminare.com is Rachel Cave, a UK freelance fashion fabric and print designer who has been featured in Elle Decoration and Design Week.
“The patterns that I created are bold and colorful. They have a retro twist, inspired by 1960s and 1970s prints,” said Cave. “I enjoy creating patterns for interiors, home wares and fashion. By partnering with Alluminare.com, people can bring these prints into their home or office and create wonderful spaces they will enjoy for years.”
The Details
Alluminare’s newest product, custom wallpaper, is available online starting at $8 per square foot. The wallpaper is un-pasted, so it can be used for craft projects as well. The wallpaper designs, printed to order, coordinate with other Alluminare.com products.
Calling all designers!
Customers, fans and friends of Alluminare.com are welcome to submit patterns through the Web site for inclusion in Alluminare’s custom designs program. Alluminare uses a combination of e-mail blasts, blog articles and Twitter (@alluminare) posts to announce new patterns.