When ever I think of wall paper I'm instantly bought back to visiting my Grans house when I was younger. The walls were, and still are to this day, covered in some, lets say 'interesting', prints all over the house apart from one room. This specific room always feels like it has more atmosphere and a real sense of history is held with in it. You feel that if the furniture could talk, it would tell the most amazing stories.
The walls are covered in white wall paper that looks plane and unwelcoming but if you look closer and even touch the walls, it is full of patterns, created through texture and embossing. These methods of decoration have allowed the walls to hold on to each and every hand mark and imprint created throughout it's decades on the walls.
Wow! I just went off on one didn't I..... yeah, any way, this wall paper I found is an amazing idea and I think that it would be a really innovative way to decorate your house.
When you first look at the paper it's not that interesting, but as the heater is turned on, the paint on the wall paper reacts to the heat and changes colour. There are some other examples, of how this process could be applied into other situations, on the web site, check it out.
