Citrus Garden

There’s nothing like a pop of citrus by the sink to delight guests in a powder room. The way this paper plays with pattern and color is sure to make anyone smile in the mirror on their way out the door.

Moody Florals

While most floral wallpapers are bright and cheery, this doesn’t always have to be the case. In this living room, designer Hannah Maple used Cole & Son’s leafy Chiavi Segrete wallpaper to give the space a unique, gothic look.

Classic & Cottagey

Get a fresh take on the traditional farmhouse look by topping a feminine small-print paper with a stately antique trumeau mirror and polished sconces.

Floral Nursery

When it was time to decorate the nursery for her son, designer Catherine Branstetter started with the wallpaper. To keep a neutral but playful look to this room, a ditsy floral pattern was used to make it childlike and stay on theme.

Geometric Accent Wall

If your home has a room with a unique wall shape, call attention to it by adding wallpaper. In this room, designer Hannah Maple used an animal print wallpaper that has a similar color palette to the paint in the space. This makes for a unique yet cohesive look that adds drama and flair.

Natural Selection

Wallpaper is the perfect way to bring the outside in. A guest room should serve as an inspired sanctuary for those who stay there, and this wallpaper with green vines turns this room into a tree house inspired space that any guest will love.

Channel Your Travels

“The goal was to feel like we were waking up in a Parisian hotel every morning,” says Designer Laura Kay, who repurposed the 364-square-foot primary bedroom to create a full suite. “I wanted it to be very clean and neutral with a few patterns,” she notes. A structured brown-and-white-striped wallpaper in the hall leads to the bedroom’s loosely patterned floral wallcovering, spotlighting a dramatic iron canopy bed.

Look Up

A beautiful pattern above wainscotting or paneling is the perfect way to draw eyes vertically in any space. Here, a playful green wallpaper adds a punch to a primary dressing room.

Bold Welcome

In this foyer, Schumacher’s Santa Barbara Ikat paper in Neutral breaks up the surrounding white walls which makes this pass-through area to a standout space. A starburst mirror from Paris, two Museum Bees, and a vintage cobbler’s bench complete this bold entry.

Unexpected Combinations

The gold-and-orange toile wallpaper in this formal dining room jazzes up a traditional foundation.

Powder Room Print

A tiny space is the perfect spot for wallpaper that stirs drama with bold color or pattern.

Elegance & Comfort

Along with antique furniture, hand-painted wallpaper is a unique Charleston tradition. Pick a classic pattern in a fresh color for a modern twist.

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Merry & Bright

The floral-print wallpaper has a fancy hand-painted look but still gives the room an informal feeling.

Pastel Pattern

Patterned wallpaper brings instant style to small spaces. This bath gets its pretty palette from a medallion print.

Stock the Bar

The wet bar was a new addition to this home. Designer Allison Allen made the passthrough space a spot to gab over cocktails with fun touches such as Sanderson’s Ishi wallpaper and painted the cabinets in Benjamin Moore’s Buckingham Gardens (545) to mirror the lime green accents in the nearby dining room.

One Wall at a Time

If you’re afraid of overwhelming the room with a rich pattern, start by covering just one wall – it might be all you need to create the glamorous effect you want.

Youthful & Fun

This cheery room was inspired by the graphic floral wallpaper. The pink and green color scheme continue onto the bedding, fabrics, and desk accessories.

Textured Wall

“Nail-headed” grass cloth wallpaper envelops the dining room and gives it a glamorous feel.

Layered Prints

Bird-print curtains and damask wallpaper add a pleasing layer of pattern to this inviting spot.

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Classic Motif

Like a good monogram, a classic wallpaper motif can last the test of time and highten the elegance of a room.

Botanical Chic

Dining rooms are prime spots for wallpapering. This flamboyant botanical wallpaper is mirrored in the organic shapes of the chandelier and significantly upgrades the look of the room.

Toned-Down Pattern

To add instant architectural interest to a boxy room try a toned-down pattern. And you can splurge on something special since you’ll only need to cover a small area.

Colorful Blooms

A custom-colored de Gournay wallpaper provided the palette for this room, which features blue linen curtains and a green shagreen coffee table.

Matching Set

Coordinating wallpaper and borders don’t have to be old-fashioned. Keep the rest of the decorations simple, like the metal tub and blue trim, for a more trendy feel.

Floor to Ceiling

If you absolutely love it then run with it. Be daring and cover your guest room with floor to ceiling wallpaper.

Soft & Restful

If you have a more neutral style pallete, try a larger-scale, muted design with pale hues such as this tone-on-tone lavender geometric paper, which adds interest to the walls without overwhelming.

Tropical & Tailored

Can’t get enough of the tropics? Combine a palm print with handsome brass finishes, strong square shapes, and a touch of wood for a style that’s sophisticated, not beachy.

Dress the Walls

Dress walls in desisive, cheery colors or an intersting pattern to give rooms instant allure. Patterned wallapaper brings texture and warmth to any space.

Punchy & Geometric

If you want a striking wallpaper yet want to keep your features simple, try this bold diamond motif by choosing barely there curtains, simple painted cabinetry, and understated nickel finishes.

Dramatic & Ornate

If you want a rich, dramatic look try chinoiserie paper. You can further enhance your space by dressing your room in strong, dark decor.

Traditional & Elegant

The wallpaper doesn’t have to be the only prominent feature in the room. This stunning wallpaper complements a dominant green trim.

Geometric & Coastal

A bold, geometric wallpaper in this foyer welcomes guests. It’s Palm Beach locale is paid homage with subtle coastal elements.

Opposites Attract

Amie Corley enriches this space by adding melon-colored curtains to pair with the blue floral wallpaper to create a daring yet livable color palette.

Good as Gold

The prominent gold traces in this wallpaper pairs well with the gold-accented furniture in the room. This style makes for a very cohesive and sophisticated look.

Go Bold or Go Home

This bold wallpaper makes a statement by shining a direct light on this cozy breakfast nook. The key to decorating with striking wallpaper is to add neutral pieces to the room.

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Blue Blazer

It’s easy to see that this shade of blue is the star of the show in this room. This crisp blue wallpaper instantly brightens up the room and further accentuates every item in the room.

Matchy-Matchy

There’s something about a perfectly matched room that eases the mind. If you love a more uniformed look, try matching your wallpaper with the furniture in the room to create a well-curated room.

A Pop of Red

If you have a favorite color in mind for your powder room, but don’t want to over-do it; try incorporating your pop of color through a chic design.

Mudroom Masterpiece

We can’t get over this picturesque mudroom. If you want a mudroom that your guests will be proud to hang their coat in, try adding wallpaper to the one wall where the hooks hang and the shoes are stored.

Well-Suited Walls

This dining room is all about duality. For one, classic design meats beachy coastal cues through elements like the vintage dining table paired with painted rattan chairs. Here, color and pattern also justapose clean, sleek whites. To make the white furnishings really pop, the walls are covered in zippy Netherfield wallpaper from Osborne & Little.

Get Inspired

This primary bedroom’s design began with the bed. The designer then chose a wallpaper and other decor to suit the bed’s lovely lines and gray-beige fabric. To embrace the bed’s neutral coloring, the room is wrapped in Jungle Leaves by York Wallcoverings. For a little oomph, aqua window treatments are also layered with peachy coral and mint green throw pillows.

Pattern And Texture

This small primary bath is infused with major style cred through a combination of natural materials, starting with the printed grass cloth on the walls from Erika M. Powell Textiles. Zellige tile in the tub, terra-cotta on the floor, natural wood on the vanity, and polished brass fixtures add to the charm.