We specialize in "decorative adornment for the computer desktop."  Since we, as innkeepers, always enjoy a good decorating project, we thought we might share some materials and some enthusiasm to help you spruce up that window you're staring into right now.

For those new to electronic decorating, "wallpaper" refers to the image (or lack thereof) which forms the backdrop for the icons residing on your computer's "desktop."  Windows XP ships with a dreary background which just begs to be tampered with.  If you haven't already done so, here's your chance!

Below, we have presented a collection of seasonally cataloged (Fall Winter Spring Summer) Windham Hill images to help adorn your computer desktop.  Should one or more of them eventually inspire you to seek out the "real thing," we would be delighted to host a visit!

To install Windham Hill Wallpaper:

• Determine the pixel size of your computer screen (If you can. If not, experiment). Standard size for most 15" screens is 800x600, for 17" it's 1024x763, and for 19" it's 1280x1024. 
• Click on the image link of the appropriate (or best guess) size. Let the image load (approximately 175 to 350 KB file size).
• Right-click on the image and select "Set as Wallpaper" or "Set as Background" from the drop-down menu. (The exact wording of this may vary, so if you don't see one of these, look for something similar.)

To be notified of new wallpaper selections, go here.