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Floral

From small ditsy prints to oversized blooms. The biggest category for a reason.

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Art Deco

Fans, sunbursts and 1920s geometry. Best in a hallway or a small room you want to feel cinematic.

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Japandi

Quiet patterns and warm neutrals. Reads as restful, never bland.

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Maximalist

Big scale, big colour. The papers we'd put in a downstairs loo to make it the most fun room in the house.

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Toile

Pastoral scenes in fine line. The classic that keeps coming back.

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Geometric

Arches, scallops and grids. Gives a room structure without going hard on colour.

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Boho

Layered texture and pattern. Reads warmer than the maximalist edit.

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Stripe

Regency stripe through to chunky modern bands. The most flexible pattern there is.

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A Plain Guide to Laura Ashley Wallpaper

The sprigged florals, the soft greens, the damasks and toiles. Here's what Laura Ashley wallpaper is actually like to choose and hang, with real repeats and what £52 a roll gets you.

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Art Deco wallpaper: how to use it without overdoing it

Fans, sunbursts and metallic edges. Art Deco wallpaper looks harder to pull off than it is. Here's how to use it on one wall without the room turning into a film set.

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Living room wallpaper ideas that work in a real room

Most living room wallpaper advice ignores the sofa, the telly and the radiator. Here is how to choose a paper for the room you actually sit in.