
Wall treatments take interiors up a notch by utilizing the otherwise blank canvases for big impact. One of our favorite ways to make a space special: wallpaper. Whether it’s a loud and proud design or a subtle addition of texture, rooms wrapped in wallpaper create a totally new and unique atmosphere. Wallpaper can be used to define a nook, establish a focal point, or cover a whole room in character. It effortlessly adds depth and personality to a home.
We’ve rounded up ten of our favorite wallpapers inspiring us, and hopefully you too, to cover spaces in style. These designs just might ignite your next home design update!
1. PATTERN PLAY




We love a statement wallpaper and this multidimensional embossed vinyl captures all attention and takes us on a world tour. Created by French textile powerhouse Élitis, its sculptures and silhouettes refer to stories in Greek history. The vintage pattern catches the eye from afar and the linen embroidered details get better and better the closer you get.
GET THE LOOK: ÉLITIS — L’ORACLE D’APOLLON
2. HAND-CRAFTED COLLAGE




Layers of Japanese mulberry paper create rugged texture in this artisan-made wallpaper. It’s a versatile pattern with a subtle nautical reference and so much natural beauty in the details.
GET THE LOOK: ÉLITIS — SUBLIMER LA MATIERE
3. FABULOUS FLAMINGOS


Home design doesn’t have to be taken so seriously. These flamingos on woven jute are sure to liven up a living area with a bit of extra fun. Regardless of the season, it feels like summer year round in this sweet, pink space.
GET THE LOOK: ARTE — PANORAMIQUES FLAMENCOS
4. FANTASTIC FLORALS




This lush forest scene brings nature inside. With branches full of leaves and ripe fruit extending in all directions, this wallpaper can be used in a variety of rooms and would be incredible to see on a ceiling since there’s no definitive direction to the design.
GET THE LOOK: ZAK + FOX — SYCOMORUS
5. SEVERED STRIPES


Using strips of hand-printed Japanese paper, this design of offset stripes brings a modern touch to the traditional craft. Its textured surface and neutral colorways give the look and feel of organic materials.
GET THE LOOK: MARK ALEXANDER — SIDESTEP
6. THE SPANISH COURTYARD




I’ve always dreamt of having that Mediterranean courtyard with hanging ceramic pots of beautiful botanicals. Now I can bring those flourishing scenes indoors. I love that this wallpaper inspiration takes me back to the adventures of living in Madrid.
GET THE LOOK: COLE & SON — TALAVERA
7. BOLD ON BOLD




Large geometric shapes are at play on this organza layered paper with metallic accents. Juxtaposed with an exotic marble, designer Kelly Rosen created a dramatic powder bathroom that’s sure to leave a lasting impression. We love making the most of small spaces with bold materials.
GET THE LOOK: DE GOURNAY — SYMPHONY
8. DRAGONFLY ON THE WALL





A little bit of whimsy goes a long way for this “delicately drawn dragonfly motif.” The larger-than-life creature is pictured on a variety of complex colors — an inky indigo blue, a peachy pink, and Wendy's favorite: the bold chartreuse.
GET THE LOOK: HARLEQUIN — DEMOISELLE
9. AROUND THE WORLD



Life-sized murals transport you and your guests to another world. This incredible collection of murals by Marie Papillaud and Vincent Gevin depict the “joy of shared moments” with people and playfulness. We love the way the vibrant colors and cultural references spread across the room. Surrounding your space with scenes that you love creates your own home paradise.
GET THE LOOK: ELITIS — 360 MURALS COLLECTION
10. OH BABY, BABY — THE UN "EXPECTING” NURSERY

CHANDELIER • SWEATER • RATTLE • CRIB • TREE • ROCKING CHAIR • OTTOMAN • RUG • DRESSER • PAINT


Nature and fantasy come together in this twisting branch motif inspired by the entwining of eternal love in mythology. The rich, earthy hues could add depth and moody contrast to any space. We would love to see this palette used in a nursery or children’s room for a fresh and sophisticated take on a whimsical design.
GET THE LOOK: ZAK+FOX — LES BAOBABS AMOUREUX
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