Looking for tasteful wallpaper that still has a little bite? I’d say Jenny Wilkinson’s Hammer Head Wallpaper-By-Numbers fits the bill. I know what you’re thinking. “Shark wallpaper? Tasteful?!” But it doesn’t veer into Jaws territory, and from far away, the pattern even looks a bit traditional.

Plus, the paper has a neutral cream background, so you can color it in and personalize it with whatever hues suit you. Why not put it in a playroom and let your kids attack the sharks…with markers?



















Who knew shark wallpaper could be so stylish? I haven't decided if this bug wallpaper is stylish or not, but it certainly has a fascinating story:
http://www.growhousegrow.com/collection/view/?pat…
It reminds me a little bit of Edward Gorey's illustrations!
Wow, neat link, the Captain Smith wallpaper is the coolest!
You put this up for us Sharkweek Fanatics, didn't you?
I feel like Shark Week is getting kind of tired. All I ever see is stories of shark attack survivors and documentaries of the great white's in South Africa. Maybe a sharky design special is in order?
Speaking of Edward Gorey, he actually did design a most unusual wallpaper for a Broadway production of "Dracula":
http://www.flickr.com/photos/flick_pick/278356792…
A little too Halloweenish for the average home, I'd say, but a framed section like this one in the Gorey House would be quite the conversation piece!
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