Author: Tony No.5

Turn your photos into wallpaper!

That’s right! We can turn a photo you have into wallpaper. The beautiful landscape wallpaper you see below took under 10 minutes to apply and what a difference it has made! It completely changed the look of the bathroom. Adding a landscape photo gives the room a wow factor. It is a cheap and effective way to turn your bathroom from bland to Beautiful.

What are the requirements to turn a photo into wallpaper? The image needs to be 150 DPI at the size you would like the image to be. If you are not sure how to check this, do not worry. Email us the photo along with the width and height you would like to cover, we can check to see if it will work. We can even send you a mock-up of what the photo will look over your space!

You do not have to think big. It could just be some wedding photos or family photos you would like to be the size of an A3 paper. There is no limit to how big or small we can go. You could get creative at putting an image on your doors or cupboards. It’s amazing the difference it will make to a room!

Scott Kennedy Wallpaper

A few months ago BC Magic Wallpaper had the pleasure of making a wallpaper for the Three Eyes Gallery. This wallpaper was a tribute to the Artist Scott Kennedy who passed away from Cancer in 2013. We felt very honoured to be a part of such a beautiful tribute to the New Zealand artist. The wallpaper was a collection of artwork that Scott Kennedy had done throughout the year brought together into a big college.

He did illustrations for many different books and was an accomplished sculptor and painter. You might recognize his work if you have been to Wellington Airport. His illustrations are on the walls of the airport, welcomed and farewelled passengers. He was a talented man that left a great mark on New Zealand’s evolving art culture. We are proud to show you the end result of the wallpaper. If you have a custom design you would like made, please send us an email. We are more than happy to print your own personal designs.

Wouldn’t you love our Zig Zag Stripe wallpaper in your house? 

Our Zig Zag Stripe wallpaper flys off the shelves. People go crazy for this pattern. But why? For its versatility, and minimalist style.

The minimalist style was invented in the early 1970s but was not truly embraced as such a popular style until the 20th century. Today patterns as simply as the Zig Zag Stripe fit perfectly into the trendy minimalist style that you see everywhere in magazines. Our Zig Zag Stripe wallpaper adds pattern to a room without overpowering it.

Zig Zag Stripe is a very versatile pattern. Say you are decorating a study that, in a few years time will become baby’s room. This pattern transitions well from a sophisticated study to a fun baby’s room. All you need to do is add elements into the room to dress the wallpaper one way or the other. This Minimalistic pattern can be dressed to fit any room. It can work in small spaces also as it will not overcrowd the area. If you would like to see this pattern in a different colour or would like a quote please send us a message. We are more than happy to accommodate.

A quick history on the timeless check pattern.

We have two new wallpaper patterns out. One is called Buffalo check in grey and the other is a slightly smaller print called check pattern in peach. The check pattern is a timeless look that everyone can recognize. It is everywhere. On clothing, furniture, even tea towels. This pattern has been around for century yet never goes out of fashion. But why is this and what is the history behind check?

The plaid pattern was around in the 1500s when the Scottish used kilt colours to define what clan or geographical region they were from.  The checker pattern was later appropriated by British and American manufacturers, who created a patterned fabric which resembled tartan in the Woolrich Woolen Mills that still stands to this day. The name Buffalo check came from the owners of the mill. The mill began producing the buffalo check clothing in the 1850s. 

 The pattern originally became associated with lumberjacks.  After several decades of developing this pattern turned into one of the western worlds biggest mainstream patterns. It was not until the 1970s when check became popular within interior design elements. From there the pattern blossomed. We doubt this trend will ever go out of style.

We are giving away free Snowflake stickers this Christmas!

Christmas is only 7 weeks away! In light of the Christmas spirit, we want to give you our snowflake stickers for free! All you have to do is pay for shipping. But get in fast as we have a limited stock. These stickers are made of the same material as our wallpaper. They can go into windows or walls and can be readjusted, removed and reused. If you remember to keep the backing paper they can be put back on this and used for the next year. These are perfect for shops and Business that want to bring some Christmas joy into the workspace.

The set comes with three big snowflakes that are approximately 24cm long, 10 medium snowflakes that are approximately 7 cm long and 4 small snowflakes that are 5cm long. The snowflake comes in mutable designs. As you can see from the photos some are more detailed and some more simple. There are more of the simple designs as they are easier to work with. 

These wall stickers are the perfect way to decorate your windows and walls for Christmas because they are white, it makes a very allegiant look. These will be a timeless element to your Christmas decorations. We have a limited stock so get it fast before they run out. We hope you enjoy your gift. Merry Christmas from all of us at BC Magic Wallpaper.