Wallpaper Installation Projects

From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

When designing a contemporary home in communities like 46th Ct, Davie, FL 33314, large volume spaces and clean lines are highly sought after. However, the abundance of flat drywall can easily make a master bedroom feel echoing, cold, and a bit too institutional. If left as a plain white box, the room lacks the intimate, cozy feel that a private sleeping sanctuary demands.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

When it comes to luxury residential design in Boca Raton, FL 33432, specifically within the prestigious Sabal Palm Dr community, the "HIS" bathroom serves as a vital sanctuary of masculine elegance. For our client Donna, the goal was to elevate this personal space by introducing a wall treatment that combined refined texture with superior durability.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

Transitioning between floors in a modern coastal home often presents a unique design challenge. Stairs and upper lobbies are high-traffic areas that, if left with plain painted walls, can feel echoing, cold, and prone to visible scuffing. For our recent project at 2nd Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33444, we needed a solution that added both tactile warmth and durable sophistication to the home’s central vertical spine.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

Located on the exclusive private island of Grove Isle in Miami, this master bedroom project required a design intervention that could match the stunning bay views with an equally captivating interior. The primary challenge was to create a focal point that felt like an original work of art rather than a repetitive wallcovering.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

Coastal properties along N. Ocean Blvd in Ocean Ridge, FL are renowned for their breathtaking views and clean, modern architectural lines. However, these same features—large glass sliders and high ceilings—can often leave a living space feeling acoustically "sharp" and visually cold.

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Creating a luxury bathroom in Southwest Ranches requires a balance of high-end finishes and unique architectural details. For this project, the goal was to transform a minimalist, contemporary bathroom into a high-design sanctuary by integrating custom wall treatments that break the monotony of flat paint.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

In the exclusive enclave of Grove Isle in Miami, high-end interior design often moves away from the expected. For this luxury residential project, our Design Consultant Carlos from the Miami Design District Showroom was tasked with a unique challenge: transforming a compact, windowless bathroom foyer into a high-impact, artistic transition zone.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

In the sun-drenched neighborhoods of Miami, modern architecture often leans toward high ceilings and cool, hard surfaces like glass and porcelain. While stunning, these elements can leave a master bedroom feeling cavernous and lacking in comfort. For this project on 60th St. in Miami, the goal was to "soften" a large-scale master suite without losing its contemporary edge.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

In the competitive world of South Florida dining, the "vibe" of a restaurant is just as important as the menu. For the new Sushi Sake location in Key Largo, the goal was to create a space that felt high-energy, modern, and perfectly suited for social media.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

In the heart of Miami, FL 33133, a high-end residential renovation faced a classic design dilemma: the desire for the organic warmth of natural wood in a high-humidity bathroom environment. Traditional wood paneling often fails in Florida bathrooms due to warping and mold, but the vision for this master suite required a sophisticated, "spa-like" timber aesthetic.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

In the expansive, luxurious estates of Southwest Ranches, master bathrooms often feature sprawling footprints and premium hard finishes like marble and porcelain. While beautiful, these materials can lead to an "echo-chamber" effect and a visual coldness. Our latest project at Southwest Ranches, FL 33331 required a solution that would introduce warmth and organic texture without succumbing to the high-moisture environment of a full bath.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

In the world-renowned high-rises of Portofino at 300 S Pointe Drive (Miami Beach, FL 33139), the interior architecture often features expansive, minimalist surfaces. However, without a strategic focal point, these large bedrooms can feel visually untethered. We recently completed a specialized Miami Beach bedroom wallpaper installation that successfully utilized high-performance texture to anchor a custom-designed suite by Guimar Urbina Interiors Corp.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

In a high-end condominium like the Ocean Club Tower Two in Key Biscayne, every square inch is a prime opportunity for design. Powder rooms, while often small, serve as the "jewel box" of a home—a place where residents can take bold aesthetic risks.

For this recent installation, our Design Consultant Carlos from the Design District Showroom in Miami was tasked with elevating a standard powder bath into a sophisticated retreat using the Guimar Urbina Home Collection.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

In the historic and Mediterranean-inspired estates of Coral Gables, FL, a wine cellar is more than storage; it is a sanctuary for a curated collection. However, these spaces present a unique technical paradox: they require constant, cool temperatures and specific humidity levels—conditions that are traditionally hostile to standard wallpaper adhesives.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

When Coastland Residential envisioned ATALA, a premier multi-family development at 1556 NW 110th Ave in Miami, they sought an interior that mirrored the city’s high-energy, sophisticated lifestyle. A project of this magnitude—spanning a grand lobby, fitness centers, and eight floors of elevator lobbies—required more than just paint; it required a narrative.

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From The Wallpaper Company’s project account:

Entryways in luxury condominiums often present a unique design hurdle: limited natural light and multiple door frames (elevators, storage, and main entrances) that can make the space feel fragmented.

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