Wallpapering
When you have been wallpapering as long as we have you are bound to have a few impressive projects up your sleeve. But our list is long!
We have had the pleasure to have worked for some of the biggest builders in Australia. And some of the most impressive companies and venues in and around Brisbane. I am going to unofficially call this our boast page! But truly it is great to be able to share this with you in order to grow your confidence in working with us.
And we don’t just wallpaper on commercial projects. We also love working in the residential sector. So you can reach out to us for a wallpapering quote whether you have a feature wall in your home or an entire restaurant.
Hotels
Luxury Shops
Builders
More of our wallpapering projects
We have had the honour to work in all the above popular locations and topnotch builders plus:
The multi award winning Plainlands Tavern
Restoration of Newstead House
30+ Subway stores
12+ Belle property shops
5+ Huge aged care facilities – Aveo, Tricare, Pine Rivers, Signature Care, Benevolent Living
6+ Leagues clubs and RSL’s
5+ Harmony daycare centres
Countless bars, clubs and restaurants in and around Brisbane.
Heritage restoration project at the oldest surviving house in Brisbane
Over 4000 metre square of wallpaper installed in this Aged Care facility
Innovative use of wallpaper throughout rooms, reception and restaurant
Installation of over 50 display homes featuring hundreds of wallpapers
Wallpapering Credentials
Lee has been wallpapering for over 30 years now. Born in the UK apprenticing as a painter and decorator saw him installing much wallpaper during his career. He worked on some pretty amazing projects over there too! Including some celebrity homes and exclusive hotels. 2007 saw the move to Australia with wife Lucy. And the beginning of I Wallpaper Interiors in the January of 2011.
Since the outset of I Wallpaper we worked with some amazing interior designers and the exciting jobs started rolling in. We just missed out on being on tv with My House Rules, remember that one? It was a rival for The Block.
