We believed in wallpaper before wallpaper was cool again

In 2011, wallpaper was still a punchline. Kristen Bohanon and Sarah Geiger opened KASA anyway — because they kept meeting people who wanted something more interesting than another gallon of greige, and had nowhere local to find it.

What started as a curated collection of sample books became a full studio: a working design library, a sourcing service and a standing invitation to come sit down and handle the paper before you commit to it.

Fifteen years later, the wallpaper world caught up. KASA is still here — still opinionated, still colorful, and still convinced that the fastest way to make a house feel like yours is to put something beautiful on the walls.

Knowledgeable, not precious. Come play with wallpaper.