It seems like we might run out of wall space before we run out of great things to decorate them with.

We have already heard about color-changing wall paint, but what about a color changing wall? Mood Light Flat Tiles conceal LED lights that can create a dazzling multi-colored display - or a soothing one - in your home. The red, blue and green color settings can be adjusted to create any color you can think of, and the unit comes with a remote control that allows you to define your own light pulses and patterns in addition to the preprogrammed patterns. The tiles are just under 3" thick, so using them will not cut dramatically into the amount of useable space in the room, and they combine almost seamlessly to cover large and small areas. Each 19.7"x19.7"2.8" tile is $629.

Helvetica is a mathematician's dream and an English major's nightmare. This pattern is a little less conventional, a little bolder than the Carnaby Panels from the same manufacturer, but these wall panels are fantastic. They could work in an office or a child's room, and would even make an interesting accent wall in a very contemporary home. Depending on the color (matte white, pictured), the 96"x46" panels are about $1000 each.

Featuring oversized paisley swirls that evoke the 1960s without including the bold, contrasting colors the patten so often came in, Carnaby Wall Panels give a tremendous amount of flow and movement to a room. Since the pattern is monochromatic, walls that use the panels will not look too busy, but will instead simply look elegantly textured. The panels measure 96"x46" and adhere to the walls using screw-on panel cleats, included with purchase. Pricing varies by color, and there are ten to choose from in addition to the silver pictured, which is $685 per panel.

And does that chair look familiar?

[via cribcandy]