“No other decorative device or object can accomplish so much per dollar as wallpaper.” That’s the midcentury decorator Michael Greer, writing in his gem of a book “Inside Design,” published in 1962.

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Google today announced the launch of a new app for devices with Chrome OS — like a Chromebook, for example — that displays a different work of art from the Google Cultural Institute as your wallpaper ...

This week, the Metropolitan Museum of Art put 400,000 high-resolution images from their collection up for download. So, to give you a taste, we decided to show off a few of our favorite ...

When everyone else’s abode seems more of the moment than yours, it’s time for an attitude adjustment — of your walls, not your outlook. Wall art lets you make sweeping style changes without an ...

Google has many side initiatives, and one of them is the Cultural Institute that digitizes works of art from museums and archives around the world and puts them online. Today, their Art Project ...

Wallpaper* editors are a bit like plants: at the first hint of spring sunshine, we perk up, emerging from behind our screens to venture out into the world.

People were socializing. Someone may have been giving a speech, but Elise Grenier couldn't tell you what was said. She was too distracted by the hand-painted wallpaper, its romanticized scenes by an ...