On the west side of Manhattan, Chelsea boasts some 200 art galleries, along with the upscale Chelsea Market, housed in a former Nabisco factory. The now mostly residential neighborhood was an initial center for the motion picture industry.
It’s possible that being less than a block from Central Park, with its blooming Annabelle hydrangeas, anise hyssop, Arkansas bluestar, clematis and other flowers, inspired this homeowner to have us wallpaper two powder rooms with floral patterns.
In Yorkville, Manhattan, wallpaper has quietly become one of the most creative ways to upgrade an apartment’s interior. It’s not about dated prints or difficult removal anymore—today’s wallpaper is all about style, texture, and personality.
