Pattern size for the room
Small rooms: plain textures or small patterns. Large rooms and majlis: damask or bigger florals with presence.
Designs & Colours
Wallpaper designs — choose a pattern and a colour
Six pattern families and twelve calm colours, with where each one works and how to size a pattern to the room.The samples are our own illustrations — we send photos of the real catalogues on WhatsApp.
Before you choose
Four rules that make the choice easier
Colour for the light
Warm light pushes colours towards yellow: ivory turns creamy and grey warms up. Judge a colour under your own lighting.
Style for the furniture
Classic furniture with damask and stripes, modern with plain and stucco textures, tufted with upholstered sofas and beds.
One wall or the whole room
Bold patterns for one wall, plain textures for whole rooms — the favourite mix is a feature wall with plain walls in the same tone.
Damask
Damask wallpaper
Damask is a symmetrical ornament repeated in an interlocking layout, borrowed from classic woven fabrics. It looks quietly grand — especially tone-on-tone or with a touch of gold.
- Best for: the majlis focal wall, behind the bed, the main living-room wall, entrances.
- Colourways that work: champagne, ivory, sand gold, silver — and navy with a bronze ornament for a bold wall.
- Tip: keep a large damask to one wall and the other walls plain in the same tone.
- Large repeats waste more paper — allow for it in the calculator.
Soft florals
Floral wallpaper
Small scattered roses and soft sprigs on a light ground — a gentle, romantic style that warms a room without crowding it.
- Best for: girls’ rooms, bedrooms, guest rooms, reading corners.
- Colourways that work: blush, cream, sage, duck egg, lilac.
- Tip: pair with white furniture and light wood, and keep curtains and bedding plain.
Classic stripes
Striped wallpaper
Vertical stripes of different widths with fine gold lines — they make ceilings look taller and give a room order and formality.
- Best for: majlis, corridors, offices, boys’ rooms.
- Colourways that work: cream, greige, powder blue, sand gold.
- Tip: stripes expose crooked walls — which is why we start every wall on a true plumb line.
Plain linen texture
Plain textured wallpaper
One colour with a linen or fabric texture — more depth and warmth than flat paint, and it suits any furniture.
- Best for: whole rooms, bedrooms, offices, hotels and serviced apartments.
- Colourways that work: greige, ivory, sage, lilac, silver grey.
- Tip: the best backdrop for artwork or a TV wall — and the easy choice when you cannot decide.
Stucco texture
Stucco-effect wallpaper
A surface that recalls Venetian plaster and aged walls: gentle movement with no obvious pattern.
- Best for: living rooms, entrances, modern majlis, restaurants and cafés.
- Colourways that work: ivory, champagne, sand gold, silver.
- Tip: it loves grazing and concealed light. For the real thing, see decorative paints.
3D tufted
3D tufted wallpaper
A three-dimensional buttoned-upholstery effect — the look of a padded headboard wall, with the material and installation of wallpaper.
- Best for: behind the bed, the living-room wall behind the sofa, dressing rooms.
- Colourways that work: champagne, cream, silver, navy.
- Tip: one wall is enough — with warm light from the side.
Colours
Wallpaper colours — twelve calm tones
Taken from the colourways in our classic catalogues: warm neutrals, soft colour accents, and navy for something bold.
Ivory
The lightest warm tone — opens up a room and suits every wood
Cream
Classic warmth under warm lighting
Champagne
Quiet luxury for majlis and living rooms
Sand gold
More presence for a single feature wall
Greige
A modern neutral between beige and grey
Blush
Soft for girls’ rooms and bedrooms
Duck egg
A calm colour accent with white and gold
Powder blue
Gentle coolness for boys’ and guest rooms
Sage
A calm grey-green with natural wood
Silver grey
Clean and neutral for offices and modern rooms
Lilac
Soft and refined with white
Navy
A bold feature wall with a gold pattern
Screens differ from real life — confirm the colour on the catalogue photo and under your own lighting.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Which wallpaper designs are most common in homes?
The classic favourites: plain linen textures for whole rooms, damask for the majlis focal wall or behind the bed, soft florals for girls’ rooms, stripes for majlis and corridors, and 3D tufted behind the bed.
Is damask old-fashioned?
Damask keeps coming back — what changes is how it is used. Instead of covering every wall, keep it to one wall and close in tone to the background, and it looks rich and calm.
What suits a small room?
A plain texture or a small pattern in a light colour; if you want stripes, keep them fine. Large patterns and dark colours shrink a room when they cover every wall.
How do I get catalogue photos?
Send us the room type and the style you liked on this page on WhatsApp, and we send the matching catalogue photos.
Are these samples the actual wallpapers?
No — they are our own illustrations to give you the look and colour. You choose the real wallpaper from the catalogue photos.
How much is wallpaper?
Per roll (about 15 m², enough for a 5 × 3 m wall): Chinese SAR 280, Korean SAR 340, Vietnamese SAR 400 — supply and installation included. Prices and examples.
Begin your project
Found a style you like?
Send it to us — we reply with matching catalogue photos, the roll count and a supply-and-installation quote.