Wallpaper: Fresh Designs For Your Walls

Looking for new wallpaper ideas to freshen up your walls? Here are some fabulous wallpaper designs that we’ve recently discovered that could add colour, texture and fresh design to your walls.

Colourful houses

Osborne & Little’s 50th anniversary Portovenere wallpaper instantly transports you to foreign climes. Packed with colourful painted houses, shuttered windows and terracotta tiled rooves, this wallpaper offers an accurate portrayal of the Italian village of Portovenere, near the popular Cinque Terre.

Doesn’t it look great in situ?

Statement wallpaper panel

This Obsidian Panel wallpaper by Anthology is a great example of how panels can be used to create stunning statement walls. It can be used as a single piece or multiple panels can be put together (there are left and right options available). This design is digitally printed from and original ink and salt printed silk fabric and is available in several different colourways. This is the snowflake colourway, which is a classic grey and white.

Persian print

We love this bold and bright Persian Print wallpaper by Dutch designer, Eijffinger for Pip Studio 5. It’s got distinctive jewel tones and will definitely help liven up tired walls. The green is gorgeous, but it’s also available in blue, ochre and cream.

Scandi owls

Scion’s Noukku wallpaper range is inspired by Scandinavian style and consists of nine playful designs. We particularly like the Barnie Owl design – this is the jade, sunshine and forest colourway, but there are other options to choose from.

 

Textured copper

This Mind the Gap Shibui copper wallpaper ticks all our boxes for making a statement. The wallpaper design creates an amazing textural effect and almost looks 3D when hung on the wall.

The name comes from the Japanese word, which means ‘beauty that speaks for itself.’

Geometric colour

This Axis geometric design wallpaper by Scion, from their Escala range, certainly packs a punch of colour. It’s gorgeously bright and cheery and the colourway is lime, peony and sunset.

Flower power

Harlequin’s Kienze floral wallpaper design was developed from pressed flowers – we love how the petals have a translucent look.

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