The wall behind the bed
A pattern or tufted effect behind the bed and plain paper in the same tone elsewhere — a big effect from a few rolls.
The bedroom is where wallpaper earns its place: a warm texture, restful colours, and a wall behind the bed that becomes a feature — patterned, tufted or quietly plain.
A pattern or tufted effect behind the bed and plain paper in the same tone elsewhere — a big effect from a few rolls.
A linen texture in ivory or greige gives a room the feel of a good hotel.
Silver or champagne damask with an upholstered headboard and warm light.
Soft florals in blush or lilac, with white furniture.
Stripes in powder blue or grey — in wipeable vinyl.
Ivory or champagne with a fabric texture suits any guest and any furniture.
Light, neutral tones calm the eye — keep dark shades such as navy to the one wall behind the bed.
The lightest warm tone — opens up a room and suits every wood
Classic warmth under warm lighting
A calm grey-green with natural wood
Gentle coolness for boys’ and guest rooms
Soft for girls’ rooms and bedrooms
A modern neutral between beige and grey
Pick a pattern, a colour and a room — the paper is hung in front of you, strip by strip. When you like it, send it to us in one tap.
Priced per roll (about 15 m²), supply and installation included — one roll covers a 5 × 3 m wall, so the bed wall is usually a single roll.
The best bedrooms pair two materials: wall panels or an upholstered headboard wall behind the bed, and a quiet textured wallpaper either side. You get depth and luxury without a busy wall.
Mind the light: warm light (3000K) turns ivory creamy and grey beige, while cool white light chills colours. Look at the catalogue photo under your own bedroom lighting before you decide.
Planning the whole room — headboard, ceiling, lighting, flooring? See our interior design and flooring pages.

Restful tones: ivory, cream, sage, powder blue, blush and greige. Dark colours such as navy look great on the one wall behind the bed with warm lighting.
Bold patterns (damask, tufted, large florals) belong on the bed wall only; a plain texture can cover the whole room.
Yes — wipeable vinyl with a small pattern in a light colour. In high-wear spots (behind a desk, next to the door) we suggest protection such as a taller skirting or a panel.
Yes, it is one of the nicest combinations: the headboard wall in the middle and wallpaper either side or above. We settle the edges and trims at the site visit.
A 4 × 3 m wall behind the bed takes one roll: SAR 280 Chinese, 340 Korean or 400 Vietnamese — supply and installation included. A whole 4 × 4 m bedroom with 3 m walls takes about 4 rolls: from SAR 1,120. Calculate your room.

We suggest the right pattern and colour, and send catalogue photos with a quote — the site visit is free.