The arsenic-laden pages of "Shadows from the Walls of Death" should not be touched without gloves. Shadows from the Walls of ...

The 1874 book, compiled and written by Michigan physician Robert C. Kedzie, is filled with samples of wallpaper that are filled with poison.

The flat, hard truth: Putting up wallpaper will almost always be more expensive than painting a room. Prices for a double U.S. roll can run anywhere from $25 to over $400 each, though $50 to $150 ...

A COUPLE has revealed how they saved hundreds by collecting free wallpaper samples from local stores to transform their stairway. Emma Dungey, 37, from Tividale in the Black Country, said she colle… ...

The book is interleaved with 275 facsimiles of Victorian wallpaper samples, from The National Archives in London, that were scientifically proven to contain arsenic, an innocuous looking white ...

Apple is bringing a new default wallpaper to iOS 18, like it does with every major new version of iOS. ... You can see samples of the color variations in the image above.

Shadows from the walls of death, printed in 1874 and measuring about 22 by 30 inches, is a noteworthy book for two reasons: its rarity, and the fact that, if you touch it, it might kill you.

Wallpaper is a powerful design tool that can transform a room. ... Also “make sure you compare the sample to the full repeat,” she said, because samples usually show only part of the design.