Wallpaper Styles
Discover wallpaper styles to suit every home, interior aesthetic and personal taste. From modern textured wallpaper and timeless stripes to coastal, botanical, luxe metallics and classic designer prints, our curated collections make it easy to find the perfect wallpaper for your space.
Wallpaper Style FAQs
What styles are trending?
- Textured wallpaper
- Coastal wallpaper
- Faux grasscloth wallpaper
- Vintage floral wallpaper
- Heritage wallpaper
- Minimalist wallpaper
- Murals
- Large Scale designs
What is the best wallpaper style for a living room?
Popular living room wallpaper styles include:
- Textured wallpaper on all the walls
- Large-scale feature wallpapers
- Linen-look and natural texture finishes
- Elegant timeless patterns
The best choice depends on what the overall feeling you want to create; luxurious, cosy or classical.
What wallpaper style is best for bedrooms?
Bedrooms suit calming wallpaper styles such as:
- Textured wallpaper without a pattern like faux fabric effect
- Botanical and floral prints in soft colours
- Scandinavian-inspired designs
- Subtle murals
- Moody luxe wallpaper in deeper tones
These styles help create a restful and inviting atmosphere.
Is floral wallpaper still in style?
Yes floral wallpaper is one of those designs that will always be popular and easy to use. Modern floral wallpaper feels more sophisticated and contemporary than traditional floral designs. To keep your flower wallpaper modern choose a design that has:
- Oversized botanical prints
- Vintage inspired patterns
- Moody dark floral wallpapers
- Neutral and earthy floral tones
What wallpaper styles work best in small rooms?
Small rooms usually work best with:
- Light-coloured wallpaper
- Fine or subtle patterns
- Vertical stripes
- Minimalist wallpaper styles
Avoid overly busy large-scale patterns if the room has limited natural light and space.
Should every room in a house have the same wallpaper style?
Not necessarily although well designed homes usually carry through a cohesive feeling by choosing wallpaper that has a similar colour palette or design theme (ie. Coastal) This way you can mix wallpaper styles between rooms while still maintaining overall flow throughout the home.
