How to Curate a Room with Spoonflower

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3 Interior Designers Share Their Mood Boards

Edited: May 17, 2022

Ever wonder what the pros put on their client’s mood boards? We asked three interior designers how they would curate a room with Spoonflower products.

See how these Spoonflower Trade Program members put together our wallpaper, fabric and home decor products to create some truly one-of-a-kind spaces!

Nichole Blough of Nichole Blough Interiors

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About Nichole Blough Interiors:
Nichole Blough Interiors takes a modern approach to designing classic spaces, creatively curated for each individual client. They believe in the transformative power of color, beautiful fabrics and local art to create a space that welcomes and inspires.

Why Nichole selected these designs:
It’s all about the mix for me. The more color, texture, pattern, style you can squeeze in a room and still make it feel cohesive, the better. I started with a fun wallpaper design (to ground the room) and then built off that. I generally like to have a small print, large print and block print of some kind in every space I design. Keeping that formula in mind really helps when swimming in a sea of (fabric and wallpaper) options.

A mock up of a room featuring a bed with a purple-and-white bedspread, 3 blue pillows, a blue floral wallpaper design, white curtains with small repeating purple flowers, a cream chest, gold floral lamp and white lamp with a gold shade.

Featured designs:

Wallpaper: Peony Branch Mural in Blues and Greens by danika_herrick
Euro Pillows: Pomegranate Block Print – Sky Blue by michele_norris
Extra Long Lumbar Throw Pillow Cover: Cobblestone Trellis C3a5e0 by lulabelle
Curtains: Marigold Fabric – Indian Block Print Inspired, Block Print Flower, Flower Fabric, Block Print Fabric, Woodcut – Light Blue by andrea_lauren
Duvet Cover: Cobblestone Trellis C3a5e0 by lulabelle

Vanessa Guinto of Tula Living

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About Vanessa Guinto:
Vanessa Guinto is the founder of Tula Living where she uses a holistic approach in design and organization to help people feel good in their spaces. She helps people who want to support their mental and emotional wellness through finding personalized solutions and creating intentional design.

Why Vanessa selected these designs:
These designs are a blend of Art Deco and Scandinavian styles. The neutral palette was chosen to create a sense of calm and cozy with black accents to add contrast, mood and elegance. The white and beige textiles exemplify the minimal and earthy qualities of the Scandinavian style that ground the space with subtle texture. Lastly, the printed patterns of birds and arches lend to the Art Deco style that add an element of fun. This is an elevated bedroom where one can unwind in sophistication.

A mockup of a room featuring a bed with a cream bedspread, black-and-white pillows (one is a lumbar pillow with black cranes with white-and-black wings), and a white-and-gray throw blanket at the foot. The wallpaper has repeating rows of large white cranes flying upward and there are white curtains.

Featured designs in Vanessa’s curated room:

Wallpaper: Art Deco Swans – 12″ Wide Repeat – Off-white on Off-white by katerhees
Duvet cover: Flax Ecru Linen by erin_kendal
Standard pillow shams: Flax Ecru Linen by erin_kendal
Sheet set (with 2 pillow shams): Plain White Solid White Plain Unprinted Fabric by erin_kendal
Square throw pillow covers: Large Ink Dot Scales – Black by crumpetsandcrabsticks
Lumbar throw pillow cover: Storks on Linen by vo_aka_virginiao
Throw blanket: Large Ink Dot Scales by crumpetsandcrabsticks
Curtains: Eggshell Linen by ivieclothco

Bobbie Tapp of Tapp Beautiful

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About Bobbie Tapp:
Bobbie Tapp does all things decorative and beautiful, including a clothing line, interior design and landscape design.

Why Bobbie selected these designs:
These items were selected because they’re the perfect recipe for a serene bedroom.

A mockup of a room featuring a bed with a bedspread with a repeating design of people standing near a large tree and a red temple that has a white pillow at the top in front of two blue pillows with yellow and red cranes. The wallaper designs have gold fans with red flowers on a yellow background, a blue and white wave blockprint with a gray mountain in the background and large orange ditsy goldfish on a white background. The curtains also have gold fans with red flowers on a yellow background.

Featured Designs:

Wallpaper: Big Goldfish by jillbyers
Wallpaper: Maple Garden Gold by tangledvinestudio
Curtains: Maple Garden Gold by tangledvinestudio
Sheet Set: Chasing Cranes by hnldesigns
Duvet Cover: Japanese Temple Walk by telden
Lumbar throw pillow cover: Japanese Print Boat Panel by feebeedee

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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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