Have you ever been punished by your parents for painting on the walls? I sure have. I felt that my creativity was set aside for the sake of a clean house.
Well, artist Jon Burgerman might just have a way for me to unleash my suppressed artistic creativity. Burgerman designed a wallpaper that has illustrations and patterns which you can color in with special markers. They can be purchased online for £40-£45, and come as a 1000cm x 52cm rolls.
I think kids rooms should be covered with that kind of wall paper. Then children would get more freedom to express themselves, and if it gets too messy, the wallpaper can be removed.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Interactive Wallpaper
- Creating wallpaper designs that allow individuals to color in illustrations and patterns, providing an interactive and customizable wall decor experience.
- Artistic Expression for Kids
- Promoting creative freedom and self-expression for children by providing wallpaper designs specifically tailored for coloring in.
- Mess-free Creativity
- Offering a solution for messy creativity by designing colorable wallpaper that can be easily removed if needed.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry can explore the development and production of interactive wallpaper designs to enhance wall decor options.
- Children's Products
- The children's products industry can incorporate colorable wallpaper as a creative and engaging option for kids' bedrooms and play areas.
- Art Supplies
- The art supplies industry can consider creating specialized markers or coloring tools specifically designed for coloring in wallpaper designs.
