I understand from designer friends of mine that wallpaper is now making a comeback. Mostly I see it used as an accent wall these days. Whe used judiciously, I like it. 

I'm hearing it's making a comeback but, gosh, I just can't get back into it - it's SO much work to change it or remove it and the taste is so highly personal, I would advise against selling a home with it.

I'm not seeing it with new construction here at all, Fred.

I see it in custom homes as indeed accent walls. But not your parent's wallpaper with the flowers or the farm implements. More to look like painted walls, wood, etc...

Vinyl flooring is also coming back.

It's not making a comeback here (yet). Most buyers do NOT want wallpaper. In fact, if they walk in a room with it, I almost immediately hear, "Well, we're definitely going to rip THAT down!"

No i think it is out and has been for along while which means it might be time for it to come back!

I agree with Lyn Sims that it is making an unfortunate comeback!

As much as I am not a fan of wallpaper, I am definitely seeing it more than ever.  I just listed a home this week and one of the bedrooms had one wall that was papered.  I had more positive comments on that one room and many asked me to get the name for them.  It's called Wall Pop and it's actually temporary wallpaper. 

This is the room and looks great.

I pray that it doesn't come back. 

Some like it, I dont have the patience for applying it.

Hell Fred, it's making a comeback & I can just scream! Here comes the 70's all over again with wallpaper on the ceilings. Yikes.

Fred Griffin - kitchens and bathrooms have wallpaper - I have seen this in many homes.

I am not a big advocate of this, though.

It is definitely making a comeback. I am not sure if the new stuff is any better than the stuff we used 30 years ago.

If it does make a comeback look for the number of divorce lawyers to increase. Hanging wallpaper caused more arguments than any other home improvement.

When I see wallpaper in our niche, it's 'Grandma's wallpaper', because the house is 30 years old, in an age-restricted community - do not at all care for it Fred Griffin.  When I see it in new home models, it's very upscale and looks wonderful, so go figure . . . 

I am not seeing it in new homes ... yet Fred Griffin 

Just accent walls here and there on designer homes. 

Not on your typical run of the mill homes 

Haven't really seen this yet. Many homes in our area have textured walls... it'll be hard to put wallpaper over that so hopefully, this trend will pass us by.

it's not here yet, and I hope it stays that way..... 

Decorators can wield this tool well.... laymans not so much

Wallpaper had gone away, but it's surfacing little by little.

I do not see it in new homes but see plenty of it that needs to be fixed, removed or covered over in the older ones

It's not making a comeback in this area... YET.   I've seen it used nicely but in general, buyers just don't want it. 

I have not seen a comeback.

I am seeing it more often these days as a trent in decor. Usually an accent wall, or a smal powder room if all walls are done.. But, it is a pain in the neck when you want to change it..

Although the "heyday" of wallpaper is and has been over for decades, if one opens their mind and looks forward instead of backwards they will see it has evolved greatly. Choose wisely and it can be great!

No two people like the same WP (most of the time) !!!

Yes, it is back! I see more and more them in CA. But like in your picture, you can easily recognize outdated and modern kind.

High-end homes have wallpaper that is high-end. I don't see any in other homes unless they are very old and not been updated.

Not a tidal wave of interest in wall paper in our area, IMO.

I have not seen it in newer homes in our area. I remember when it was all the rage!

No, still out of style here.

It's making a come back. Seeing it a lot in bathooms and some feature walls in bedrooms most of it is very subtle.

In my opinion, all wallpaper is out. What a mess if you ever decide to replace.

I see it sparingly. Typically in a half bath or something like that.

I agree with Nina Hollander .  There are some exquisite wallpapers out there especially on the high end. A

In CA, it's been out of style residentially since the 1970's but commercially it remains.

Out of style.

I have to say out of style now.

I have seen more of it as boarders at chair or crown moulding levels. I am not really a fan. It can look fine sometimes but its a pain to remove. Fred Griffin 

Fred, I have seen a lot of wallpaper lately, not as gaudy as it used to be, but sure hope it doesn't become popular again.

I don't think that comeback would be the term I would use.  I do see a few people doing it or considering it...in small areas (e.g. bathroom, accent wall) and usually when it's done it's subtle and more neutral in color with some texture.

I have seen a lot of it on pinterest & amazon and people asking about "removable" wallpaper...and then I have news for them...it's not really removable.  It's easier to remove than old stuff, but still requires wall smoothing & prep afterwards.

please no

I haven't seen this in a while...

I'm not seeing it in new construction and not a fan of it..so much better to paint and if you love color..go for it..knowing you can paint it over inexpensively if you tire of it. Just can't get in to it!

I haven't seen it yet, but yes, I heard it's making a come back.  I guess I will see it pretty soon!

Fred I am seeing it just a bit and more in new home subdivisions.  Usually it's an accent wall and nothing to splashy - like back in the 'olden' days!!  I used to love wallpaper....now not so much.

I do see it a little more often, but i wouldn't say it's making a comeback.

I hope the new wallpapers are easier to remove than the old. 

Fred Griffin I think it is making a comeback. I was watching one of those real estate shows and their were putting a lot of it up.

I have seen some 

As Nina said, I see it used for accent walls..appears its making a comeback!

I've seen some very attractive wallpaper.

I prefer polka dot paint!