Wallpaper

Wallpaper

Wallpaper establishes atmosphere through natural texture and quiet tonal movement. Visible fibre and subtle variation give the wall depth, allowing materials such as grassweave or raffia to remain beautifully present at close range. Used throughout a room or as a focused gesture, it builds ambience through pattern and nuanced surface detail.

Wallpaper

Designer wallpaper establishes atmosphere through pattern, tonal movement and tactile surface. Natural-looking fibres, refined repeats and textural finishes create immersive walls and focused architectural moments within Australian residential and commercial interiors.

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What to look for in wallpaper

Small-scale patterns add depth without dominating a room, while murals and bold repeats can define an entry, bedroom or hospitality interior from the outset.

Materials and craftsmanship

Materials include abaca and raffia. Considered surface treatments, proportions and material junctions give the designs an additional layer of refinement. Material, finish and workmanship bring cohesion and character to the wallpaper collection. Check the dimensions, weight, natural variation and hanging requirements of the selected work before placement.

Scale, placement and everyday use

Order a sample to review colour, scale and texture in the room's actual light. Confirm roll dimensions, pattern repeat, wall preparation and installer requirements before calculating quantities. Natural wallcoverings may show tonal and textural variation.

Frequently asked questions

How much wallpaper do I need?

Measure the full wall area, then account for roll width, pattern repeat, trimming and installation waste. A professional installer can confirm the final quantity for complex rooms.

Should I order a wallpaper sample?

Yes. A sample allows you to review colour, texture and pattern scale in the room's actual light before calculating quantities or confirming installation.

Should textured wallpaper be professionally installed?

Professional installation is recommended for natural, textural or large-repeat wallcoverings because preparation, pattern matching and handling can affect the finished result.