Wallpaper Orang Kartun Aesthetic Novels & Stories

“Inspect the tableware, Chika.” Confused by his focus on the porcelain, I stepped to the mahogany edge and picked up a heavy, custom-fired ceramic bowl. To my absolute disbelief, an elite graphic artist had printed a stylized, sharp-chinned cartoon image of my wolf form—complete with my distinct silver-tinted fur and arrogant scowl—directly onto the glaze of every plate and vessel. Thinking my vision was playing tricks due to the concussion, I picked up a platter, inspecting the border work three times.

Then we decided it was too much of a cliche. So we went with a soft, very pale peach on the walls for the whole room. Once they have their separate rooms, they can have different kinds of colours. In the middle of the wall, there's a theme with Winnie the Pooh under a tree with Piglet, I-aah, and Tigger, splitting the two sides of the room.

Even in my dreams. “Hello to you too,” I reply sarcastically, and lean back against the chair, feeling myself start to relax. The room was painted in a warm orange color. You would think it would look ugly, but it doesn’t. It makes the room feel welcoming. It also gives you the impression of a warm sunset. Color isn’t the only thing that makes this room welcoming. There are also the soft and fluffy pillows. The live potted plants, flowers and interesting art. I guess the whole interior is meant to put you at ease.

I said as I touched the wall before we opened the room. I looked at the master bedroom, furnished and neat, then walked around the room opposite the master bedroom, which lacked any furniture. “It is baby proofed.” Reina stated as she tapped her knuckles against the wall. “Do have you any idea about the baby’s room?” “Yeah. I have to hire some painters for some mint wallpapers around, give a pastel theme than the cliché blue boy pink girl. I’d say yellow, but not my best or brightest colour.” I explained as I used my hand to create a virtual representation of the room.

She felt proud of what she did for once, she did something good. The paint is same as the one outside excluding the shadow grey which would've made it look too manly and less homey. Inside is painted alabaster and corn. The corn wasn't painted but it's one those unique wallpapers that define royalty. Even the wallpapers are enclosed in square shaped p.o.p around it, one of them have a daisy clock that has the shape of a rose. The other two are empty of anything but it still manage to look stylish to her eyes. Just the way they shone in the light and how they brighten up the room is soothing to tensed muscles.

Very grand and luxurious. His own house was average but colourful. The large living area was painted a natural color of grey and brown, but there were other colorful accents to it. Like the green plants at every corner. The bold orange color of his sofa. The rectangular yellow TV console and his center coffee table, made of pebbles, different colors of blue, red, green translucent pebbles. Pictures of different colorful birds hung on the walls. From Peacocks, Rainbow Lorikeet, Lilac roller to butterflies...of every shape and size.

I exclaimed, unable to contain my excitement. Roman nodded, a smile playing on his lips. "I thought you'd like it. Now, about the paintings on the wall... Should they be animals or cartoons?" He asked me. "Oh! I think cartoons. Kids love them. Plus they'll make the wall more beautiful, don't you think?" I suggested, picturing it in my mind. "It's going to be wonderful!" I attested, clapping my hands. Roman smiled, "alright what about the ceiling? We can paint stars on it..." Roman began and I cut him blubbering.

“But cafés need personality. What’s your brand?” She blinked at him. “Seriously,” he continued. “Are you cozy Parisian bakery? Modern minimalist? Rustic farmhouse? You need a direction before you choose colors.” She walked slowly toward the window, thinking. “I want warmth. Somewhere people can bring their laptops but also hate their dates.” “Then wallpaper might not be a bad idea.” She turned sharply. “Wallpaper?” “Not the old floral disaster kind. Textured wallpaper with subtle patterns. It adds depth to the place.”

That would have been my new wallpaper. **************

Soft, plush carpeting in a vibrant shade of sky blue stretched from wall to wall, offering a comfortable landing pad for her many adventures. One entire wall was dedicated to a whimsical forest mural. Lush green trees with brightly colored leaves stretched towards the ceiling, while playful cartoon animals peeked out from behind them. A playful monkey swung from a painted vine, a friendly elephant trumpeted a greeting, and a pair of mischievous squirrels chased each other through the undergrowth.