See How 5 Businesses Use Spoonflower Wallpaper to Create Dynamic Spaces

Edited: May 17, 2022

One of the best things about Spoonflower is that our products often find their way into all sorts of places across the United States and beyond! Given that the Spoonflower Marketplace has over one million designs, our wallpaper helps businesses create spaces that aesthetically align with their brands.

We asked several businesses, plus one design firm, to share how they chose and used our wallpaper to create spaces people want to visit, spend time in and come back to.

A gray fabric chair with thin wooden arms and legs and a white, brown and pink pillow on top sits on a small round pink shag rug. A silver lamp with three light bulbs sits behind it and a small round cream table sits to the chair’s left. The wall on the left is cream. The wall on the right has a cream background and repeating rows of small brown and pink rainbows.

Featured design: Follow the Rainbow by beshkakueser. Photo by Taylor Spaan.

A white oval conference table with 10 gray rolling chairs around it sits in the middle of a room in front of two windows with a brick office building outside. The wall to the right of the windows has been painted dark yellow. On the wall to the right of the table and chairs is a whiteboard on a wall with wallpaper featuring rows of light pink and white herringbone.

Featured design: Featherland White/Pink by leanne_hatch. Photo by Taylor Spaan.

Ashley David Design; Bay Area, California

ashleydaviddesign.com
https://www.instagram.com/ashleydaviddesign

About Ashley David Design
Ashley David Design is a small Bay Area design shop that believes in the power of good design, because the office is where life and work meet. We help businesses radiate energy, productivity and happiness through focusing on the unique personal touches that make our clients stand out. The photos above are from the software company Braze’s San Francisco office.

Why did you choose these wallpaper designs for your clients?
We chose this wallpaper because it added the flare we needed. The colors aligned perfectly with the brand while bringing a surprising element to the space.

Has anyone commented about the wallpaper? If so, what have they said?
We get many fun comments on the wallpaper! People always love an unexpected surprise. Especially in workspaces, people aren’t thinking they will see gorgeous wallpaper so it’s a perk of the room for sure!

Three chairs covered in green and yellow thin vertical stripe fabric sit by three small tables of two, each with two wine glasses and two water glasses on them as well as a small plant. The seating opposite the striped chairs is a yellow backed bench. Behind the two tables to the right is a wallpaper design with a dark background and small red birds appearing dotted throughout bright green leaves and purple thistles. Behind the table to the left is a small window of three wooden open air shelves, each with books and plants on them.

Featured design: Peck and Plum, Large, Dark Green by katie_hayes. Photo by Baxter Miller.

Behind a row of dark wooden two-top tables with a white bench on one side and green chairs on the other is a wallpaper design with a light background and small red birds appearing dotted throughout bright green leaves and purple thistles. Three large airy wooden light fixtures are above and more tables are to the right and left.

Featured design: Peck and Plume, Large Scale, Light by katie_hayes. Photo by Baxter Miller.

Peck & Plume at The Mayton; Cary, North Carolina

peckandplume.com
https://www.instagram.com/themaytoncary

About Peck & Plume
Peck & Plume is an American bistro located inside The Mayton Hotel in downtown Cary. Our name is a nod to Downtown Cary Park and its avian inhabitants. We are a polished yet casual restaurant offering a menu of modern American classics taking inspiration from near and far.

Why did you choose Katie Hayes’ Peck and Plume design?
We wanted the interior of our restaurant to reflect and be inspired by the beautiful forthcoming Downtown Cary Park outside our doors. Spoonflower graciously connected us with Hillsborough artist Katie M. Hayes who created the beautiful design Peck & Plume that incorporates 11 fauna and flora species native to North Carolina. We have four different colorways of this design in the restaurant—Dark Green in our bar, Light in our dining room, and the Clay and Pine colorways in the restrooms.

What have guests said about your wallpaper selection?
We receive many comments and questions from guests about the wallpaper. When they ask about the species depicted in the wallpaper, we direct them to the mirrors above our bar, on which Raleigh artist SPCL Signs painted the names of each species in Latin.

A yellow velvet chair sits in the corner in the apex of two walls with pink wallpaper that has a design featuring rows of interconnected small white geometric shapes. Behind the chair is a wooden coat rack and along the wall to the right is a white bookshelf with a dark blue planter on top and dried flowers coming out of it on it as well as a stack of books.

A corner of a rentable upstairs conference room at Durham Food Hall. Featured design: Concentric Hexagons M+M Coral by Friztin. Photo by Alex Craig, our in-house photographer/videographer.

A bathroom corner has walls with black wallpaper featuring columns of large pink thistle-like flowers with dark red centers. Small sprays of leaves and groups of small white flowers are underneath the larger pink blooms. A white ceramic sink is underneath a gold framed mirror.

The corner of a bathroom in Durham Food Hall’s upstairs rentable space. Featured design: Floral Study Dark Extra Large by holli_zollinger. Photo by Alex Craig.

Durham Food Hall; Durham, North Carolina

durhamfoodhall.com
https://www.instagram.com/durhamfoodhall

About Durham Food Hall
Based in Spoonflower’s backyard of Durham, North Carolina, Durham Food Hall is a casual, modern space designed for community—a chef-driven culinary and cocktail experience where everyone is welcome. Ten of the area’s most talented chefs create food and drink concepts using fresh local ingredients and an emphasis on sustainable, organic practices. We offer space to meet, eat and hold private events in a downtown Durham space once used as a tobacco auction-house.

Why did you choose these wallpaper designs?
We started with room specific color palettes and a defined style. After honing in on a specific design, we enjoyed looking at that designer’s full catalog. This often led us to a final paper selection that we may not have discovered if we had not perused the designer’s entire portfolio. Samples also helped us tremendously! We had all new favorites after seeing the samples.

What have guests said about your wallpaper selection?
Guests have oohed and ahhed over our wallpaper selections! They often comment about the sophistication of the designs and how the papers enhance each room and make them come to life. Our guests appreciate how each design complements the room it is in without overpowering it. These wallpapers have become quick fan favorites. Everyone especially loves the bathroom with all of the walls covered in such a dramatic print. We even covered the ceiling!

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Green branches extend in layered rows down from the ceiling of a dining room at Western Proper. The tables below are wooden, with black wire chairs. Several small groupings of leather furniture are on the right side of the room. The wall to the left is exposed brick. The wall to the right features a black and gold art deco design with a black background and rows of connected gold diamond pattern lines extending upward.

One of Western Proper’s several dining rooms, featuring Sun Burst Gold on Charcoal by anvil_studio. Photo by Molly Freeney.

A bar filled with liquor shelves on black shelves under a black arch is against a back wall of a restaurant. The back wall, which has the bar shelves on it, features a black-and-white bandana paisley design.

A bar at Western Proper with chrisforsman’s design Bandana BW 2 behind it. Photo by Madilynn Rose Novak.

Western Proper; Boise, Idaho

westernproper.com
https://www.instagram.com/westernproper
https://www.facebook.com/westernproper

About Western Proper
Western Proper is a 10,500 square foot building that offers an all-day hangout to eat, drink and play under one roof. We’re open for daily dinner and weekend brunch serving gourmet food and delicious craft beverages surrounded by leather Chesterfield sofas, four-lane mini bowling, parlor games, live music and an outdoor patio.

Why did you choose these wallpaper designs?
Overall, we used 12 unique wallpaper patterns throughout Western Proper to create specific atmospheres for each of our three different rooms while maintaining a consistent vibe.

What have guests said about your wallpaper selection?
Guests love the custom patterns.

A dark green sofa sits underneath a large tall lamp with a small wooden table beside it. The wallpaper behind the sofa has a black background and hot pink flowers extending in all directions each with a grouping of small green leaves.

Elizabeth Halpern’s design Honeysuckle Flora Artichoke showcases a small sitting room in the Durham, North Carolina bar Kingfisher. Photo by Alex Craig.

The corner of a dark green sofa in a small room with a small wooden table beside it. The wallpaper behind the sofa has a black background and hot pink flowers extending in all directions each with a grouping of small green leaves.

A closer look at Elizabeth Halpern’s design Honeysuckle Flora Artichoke design used in a small sitting room in the Durham, North Carolina bar Kingfisher. Photo by Alex Craig.

Kingfisher; Durham, North Carolina

kingfisherdurham.com
https://www.instagram.com/kingfisherdurham

About Kingfisher
Kingfisher serves ground-to-glass cocktails in an intimate, beautiful hand-crafted space in downtown Durham, North Carolina.

Why did you choose this wallpaper design?
This design fits right in with the mood of our bar design.

What have guests said about your wallpaper selection?
People love the design and feel it adds to the space.

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Betsy Greer

Betsy is a writer and stitcher who joined the Brand Marketing team in July 2021. In her spare time, she talks to people about their choice to make things by hand and related lessons learned for her project Dear Textiles. She also aims to befriend all the dogs she meets and is forever looking for the perfect dress pattern with pockets.

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See How 5 Businesses Use Spoonflower Wallpaper to Create Dynamic Spaces

Ashley David Design; Bay Area, California

Peck & Plume at The Mayton; Cary, North Carolina

Durham Food Hall; Durham, North Carolina

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Western Proper; Boise, Idaho

Kingfisher; Durham, North Carolina

Looking for more ways to set your business apart using Spoonflower?

Betsy Greer

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