Design Infusion: Walls, Floors & Ceilings
Kate Zaremba
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- In-depth Instruction; over 55 mins
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Hanging Removable Wallpaper on a Ceiling
7:58
Wallpaper is making a serious comeback. But if you're wary of adding patterns to your walls, why not start on the ceiling? Kate shows you how in this first lesson, and if you're really scared of commitment, you can use removable wallpaper.
Color Block a Wall
8:58
Want to add some color to your walls, but can't decide on just one hue? Try color blocking! Kate teaches you how to map out and paint a color-blocked wall to upgrade any drab corner.
Paint a Colorful Mural
7:45
You don't need to be an artist to paint a mural on your wall. Find out how to design and paint an abstract wall mural using paper cutouts as your guide.
Stencil a Tile or Concrete Floor
9:46
For a creative way to decorate tiled or concrete floors, Kate's got you covered (literally!) with a unique stencil design that you can make yourself.
Create a Wallpaper Feature With Molding
10:49
Yes, you can experiment with wallpaper without covering an entire wall! Find out how to create a framed wallpaper feature to instantly add style to your space.
Create a Mural With Vinyl Decals
8:45
Vinyl is such a fast and inexpensive way to make a dramatic wall piece. Grab a sketchpad and pick your favorite colors. Then watch as Kate guides you through a whimsical wall installation that you can finish in a single afternoon.
Description
Give your home a serious design infusion by adding a dash of whimsy to your walls, floors and ceilings. Join textile artist and wallpaper designer Kate Zaremba as she walks you through six easy DIY projects that will totally transform your space.
Kate Zaremba
Kate Zaremba is an artist and surface designer specializing in wallpaper and textiles, and co-founder of The Lemon Collective, a workspace for makers in Washington, D.C. Kate earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the Kansas City Art Institute, where she studied fiber and textile design. She was assistant to world-renowned designer Jonathan Adler before attending graduate school at the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design to study exhibition design.
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