Master bedroom installation of the B.J. Talbert room set from Bradbury and Bradbury. This master bedroom had a wonderful double cove where we were able to deconstruct the pattern in order to make the turns. 

Details of the degree to which the paper had to be deconstructed. This level of deconstruction allows the paper to be manipulated into the curviest of coves. Here Joel shows how each square is installed. 

Paul Duchscherer, interior designer, historian, author, once said, "You could wallpaper the inside and outside of a basketball!"

Corner detail of B.J Talbert room set. Each element was deconstructed in order to make these corners and turns. 

Installation of Bradbury and Bradbury elements by Amy in the B.J. Talbert Roomset. 

Bradbury and Bradbury Marigold. 

Bradbury and Bradbury Havana with a little Phillip Jeffries gold leaf on the ceiling. 

Turkish Parlor, installation of Bradbury and Bradbury Persian Roomset.

The Turkish parlor ceiling has over 1,300 pieces of wallpaper installed within its 10 tiers.

Map room, featuring Neo-Grec wallpaper from Bradbury and Bradbury and a Herter Brothers ceiling. 

This pattern was woven at the turn versus a traditional miter. When done this way the pattern has a more natural continuous flow.

Bradbury pattern: Kelmscott Frieze

Heidi installing in the children's room, the Herter roomset. You'll see this ceiling pattern again in the Legion of Honor (below).

Wallpaper installation as part of The Cult of Beauty exhibition. 

Interactive installation within the Rodin gallery, as part of The Cult of Beauty exhibit. Heidi and crew dressed in period costume for the opening day of the exhibit.

Finished Bradbury and Bradbury panel for The Cult of Beauty, in the Rodin gallery. 

Joel and Heidi install the debut of The B.J. Talbert room set as part of The Cult of Beauty exhibit. Bradbury and Bradbury chose this exhibit as the place to introduce this beautiful aesthetic paper. On the right of this installation you can see a sample of the original Talbert paper.