[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":4069},["ShallowReactive",2],{"site-settings":-1,"journal-list":3,"header-categories":3323,"header-spotlight-wallpaper":4063,"header-spotlight-paint":4066},[4,161,324,588,781,916,1082,1196,1346,1489,1610,1734,1874,1983,2115,2253,2399,2579,2762,2908,3031,3109,3185,3250],{"id":5,"tenant_id":6,"slug":7,"title":8,"excerpt":9,"content":10,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":151,"category":149,"tags":152,"status":154,"published_at":155,"seo_title":8,"seo_description":156,"metadata":157,"created_at":158,"updated_at":159,"fields":160,"scheduled_at":155},"d28dcff1-045c-467c-8202-d6a5582aa1d2","84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969","laura-ashley-wallpaper","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.",{"type":11,"content":12},"doc",[13,19,26,30,35,63,68,72,77,82,86,91,95,100,104,109,129],{"type":14,"content":15},"paragraph",[16],{"text":17,"type":18},"Laura Ashley is one of those names most people in Britain grew up with. A sprigged floral in a spare bedroom, a soft green in a hallway, a roll bought for a first flat. The brand has changed hands more than once over the years, but the wallpaper is still on sale, and the archive prints that made the name are still the reason people ask for it. Here's what Laura Ashley wallpaper is actually like to choose and to hang, without the nostalgia doing the talking.","text",{"type":20,"attrs":21,"content":23},"heading",{"level":22},2,[24],{"text":25,"type":18},"Where the wallpaper comes from now",{"type":14,"content":27},[28],{"text":29,"type":18},"The Laura Ashley papers we carry are made under licence on the Graham & Brown platform. That matters less than you'd think for the look, because the designs are drawn from the same archive that has always defined the brand. It does mean the manufacture is up to date. You get a paste-the-wall paper rather than the older paste-the-paper kind, which makes hanging a good deal easier. If you last papered a room in the nineties and remember pasting long strips on the floor, the method has moved on since.",{"type":20,"attrs":31,"content":32},{"level":22},[33],{"text":34,"type":18},"The specs that matter",{"type":14,"content":36},[37,39,44,46,53,55,61],{"text":38,"type":18},"Nearly every Laura Ashley wallpaper in the range is the same price, ",{"text":40,"type":18,"marks":41},"£52 a roll",[42],{"type":43},"bold",{"text":45,"type":18},". Rolls are 0.52m wide and 10m long, which is the standard British size, so any calculator or shop assistant will know what to do with it. Almost all of them are paste-the-wall, and many are spongeable, which means a damp cloth lifts most marks rather than a scrub. Buy every roll you need in one go and check the batch numbers match on the labels, because dye lots can shift between print runs. If you want the full method before you start, our guide to ",{"text":47,"type":18,"marks":48},"how much wallpaper you need",[49],{"type":50,"attrs":51},"link",{"href":52},"\u002Fjournal\u002Fhow-much-wallpaper-do-i-need",{"text":54,"type":18}," and the ",{"text":56,"type":18,"marks":57},"paste-the-wall versus paste-the-paper",[58],{"type":50,"attrs":59},{"href":60},"\u002Fjournal\u002Fpaste-the-wall-vs-paste-the-paper",{"text":62,"type":18}," explainer both cover it plainly.",{"type":20,"attrs":64,"content":65},{"level":22},[66],{"text":67,"type":18},"Florals first",{"type":14,"content":69},[70],{"text":71,"type":18},"The florals are the reason the brand exists, and they are still the largest part of the range. Pollington Roses is the classic, a soft rose print that looks like something from an old cutting garden. Poppy Meadow is looser and more painterly. Portland Fern trades flowers for foliage, which reads calmer across a big wall. Gosford is a parrot-tulip print with an offset 64cm repeat, first drawn from an archive painting, and Burnham is a fine leaf trellis that works as a quiet all-over pattern. The colour names tell you the mood on their own: Sage Green, Dove Grey, Pale Seaspray, Natural. Nothing in it shouts.",{"type":20,"attrs":73,"content":74},{"level":22},[75],{"text":76,"type":18},"Damask and toile for something more formal",{"type":78,"attrs":79},"image",{"alt":80,"src":81},"Laura Ashley Heraldic Damask wallpaper in Slate Grey, a formal damask pattern in soft grey tones","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Fheraldic-damask-slate-grey-1.webp",{"type":14,"content":83},[84],{"text":85,"type":18},"When you want structure rather than flowers, the damasks do the job. Josette is the French damask most people picture, with a 53cm straight-match repeat and colourways that run from sage green to amethyst. Heraldic Damask in Slate Grey is grander, with a larger 64cm repeat, and it suits a dining room or a single chimney breast. For a print with a scene in it, the toiles are worth a look. Tuileries is a pictorial toile with a 53cm repeat, sold in charcoal grey, midnight blue and sage. The full Toile de Jouy has a much bigger 128cm repeat, so add an extra roll to cover the waste that a long repeat always creates.",{"type":20,"attrs":87,"content":88},{"level":22},[89],{"text":90,"type":18},"Stripes and the quieter patterns",{"type":14,"content":92},[93],{"text":94,"type":18},"Not every wall wants a flower on it. Farnworth Stripe is a simple stripe with a 53cm straight match. Denwick Stripe is a free-match paper, which is the easiest kind to hang because there is no pattern to line up across the seams. Annecy in Dove Grey is a small-scale damask with a tight 21.33cm repeat, good for a downstairs loo or a narrow hallway where a big pattern would crowd the space. The Lille Pearlescent stripes add a soft sheen with no print at all, which is a gentle way to bring light into a dim corner.",{"type":20,"attrs":96,"content":97},{"level":22},[98],{"text":99,"type":18},"A word on repeats and waste",{"type":14,"content":101},[102],{"text":103,"type":18},"Two numbers come up again and again across the range, a 53cm repeat and a 64cm one. The rule behind them is simple: the bigger the repeat, the more paper you cut off and bin to keep the pattern matching from strip to strip. A free-match stripe wastes almost nothing. A 128cm toile wastes a fair bit. Work the repeat into your roll count rather than guessing at it, or you will be a roll short on the last wall and waiting on a fresh batch.",{"type":20,"attrs":105,"content":106},{"level":22},[107],{"text":108,"type":18},"Why the colours last",{"type":14,"content":110},[111,113,119,121,127],{"text":112,"type":18},"The palette is the real reason a Laura Ashley room still looks right years later. The greens are muted, the greys lean warm, the blues sit somewhere between navy and slate. None of it dates the way a bright trend colour does. 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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.",{"type":11,"content":167},[168,172,176,181,185,190,194,206,211,247,251,256,276,281,291,296],{"type":14,"content":169},[170],{"text":171,"type":18},"Art Deco started in 1920s Paris and never quite went away. Right now it's back in force, and wallpaper is the easiest way to bring it home. The look is straight lines, fans, sunbursts and metallic edges, all held together by strict symmetry. It reads as confident rather than fussy, which is why it suits a hallway or a dining room better than a nursery. Here's how to use it in a real house without the whole room turning into a film set.",{"type":78,"attrs":173},{"alt":174,"src":175},"Art Deco Black and Gold wallpaper by Graham & Brown, gold metallic fan motif on a black textured ground","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Fart-deco-1.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":177,"content":178},{"level":22},[179],{"text":180,"type":18},"What actually makes a paper Art Deco",{"type":14,"content":182},[183],{"text":184,"type":18},"Three things, usually. Geometry first: repeated fans, chevrons, stepped arches and sunburst motifs, anything with a clear ruler-drawn edge. Symmetry second: Deco patterns tend to mirror themselves top to bottom or side to side, so the wall feels ordered rather than busy. Metallic third: gold, silver, bronze or rose gold, printed so the pattern catches the light as you walk past. You don't need all three at once. A quiet geometric in two flat colours is still Deco if the shapes are right.",{"type":20,"attrs":186,"content":187},{"level":22},[188],{"text":189,"type":18},"One wall, or the whole room?",{"type":14,"content":191},[192],{"text":193,"type":18},"Bold Deco papers earn their keep on a single wall. A chimney breast, the wall behind a bed, the run at the top of the stairs. Put a strong fan print on all four walls of a small room and the pattern starts to close in. In a bigger room with high ceilings, a period house or a wide hall, you can go further, because the pattern has space to breathe. If in doubt, paper one wall and paint the rest in a colour pulled straight out of the design.",{"type":14,"content":195},[196,198,204],{"text":197,"type":18},"Deco can tip into full maximalism quickly, and sometimes that's the point. If you want to push it that way on purpose, we've a whole piece on ",{"text":199,"type":18,"marks":200},"maximalist wallpaper done tastefully",[201],{"type":50,"attrs":202},{"href":203},"\u002Fjournal\u002Fmaximalist-wallpaper-done-tastefully",{"text":205,"type":18},".",{"type":20,"attrs":207,"content":208},{"level":22},[209],{"text":210,"type":18},"Four Art Deco papers we keep coming back to",{"type":212,"content":213},"bulletList",[214,221,235,241],{"type":215,"content":216},"listItem",[217],{"type":14,"content":218},[219],{"text":220,"type":18},"Art Deco Black and Gold by Graham & Brown. Gold metallic fans on a black textured ground, the champagne-fountain motif that says Deco before anything else in the room does. 64cm pattern repeat, straight match, paste-the-wall, 0.53m by 10m rolls, around £110 a roll.",{"type":215,"content":222},[223],{"type":14,"content":224},[225,227,233],{"text":226,"type":18},"Chrysler by ",{"text":228,"type":18,"marks":229},"Clarke & Clarke",[230],{"type":50,"attrs":231},{"href":232},"\u002Fproducts?category=brand-clarke-clarke",{"text":234,"type":18},", from the Lusso collection. A fan design built from metallic and matt shapes that give it a slight 3D lift. Small 7.4cm repeat, so less waste than the big-repeat papers, straight match, paste-the-wall, and it comes in rose gold, teal and black as well as white.",{"type":215,"content":236},[237],{"type":14,"content":238},[239],{"text":240,"type":18},"Rene by Graham & Brown. Silver fans laid across a textured navy ground, the darker, quieter cousin of the black and gold. 64cm repeat, straight match, paste-the-wall, around £110 a roll. Good in a dining room you mostly use after dark.",{"type":215,"content":242},[243],{"type":14,"content":244},[245],{"text":246,"type":18},"Florin Gold by Laura Ashley. The gentlest of the four, a pale gold geometric with Deco undertones rather than full theatre. 6cm repeat, straight match, paste-the-wall, around £52 a roll. A sensible first step if the fan prints feel like a lot.",{"type":78,"attrs":248},{"alt":249,"src":250},"Chrysler Art Deco fan wallpaper by Clarke & Clarke in metallic and matt tones","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Fchrysler-wallpaper-1.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":252,"content":253},{"level":22},[254],{"text":255,"type":18},"Keeping it tasteful",{"type":14,"content":257},[258,260,266,268,274],{"text":259,"type":18},"The trap with Deco is running everything at full volume. One metallic per room is plenty. If the paper has gold in it, keep the other metals in the room gold too, and let the woodwork and textiles stay matt and calm. Deep grounds do a lot of the work: black, ",{"text":261,"type":18,"marks":262},"ink and navy",[263],{"type":50,"attrs":264},{"href":265},"\u002Fproducts?category=colour-ink",{"text":267,"type":18},", forest, oxblood. 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Measure the wall, then add for the repeat before you order. Our plain guide to ",{"text":47,"type":18,"marks":286},[287],{"type":50,"attrs":288},{"href":52},{"text":290,"type":18}," walks through the sums.",{"type":20,"attrs":292,"content":293},{"level":22},[294],{"text":295,"type":18},"The short version",{"type":14,"content":297},[298,300,306,308,313],{"text":299,"type":18},"Art Deco is one of those looks that feels harder than it is. Get the geometry and one good metallic right, keep everything around it calm, and a single wall can carry a whole room. 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Here is how to choose a paper for the room you actually sit in.",{"type":11,"content":330},[331,335,340,344,348,353,357,361,381,386,399,403,416,421,434,438,458,463,476,489,494,498,502,507,511,522,527,567],{"type":14,"content":332},[333],{"text":334,"type":18},"The living room is the hardest room in the house to paper, and not because the walls are difficult. It is because the room is already full. A sofa against one wall, a television on another, a radiator under the window, a chimney breast that sticks out 30cm and refuses to be ignored. Choose a paper for an empty room and you will hang it in a full one. So here is the advice with the furniture left in.",{"type":20,"attrs":336,"content":337},{"level":22},[338],{"text":339,"type":18},"Start with the wall you actually look at",{"type":14,"content":341},[342],{"text":343,"type":18},"Sit where you sit. Not in the doorway, where the estate agent photographs it, but in your usual seat with a cup of tea. The wall in front of you is the one that earns the pattern. Nine times out of ten in a British sitting room that is the chimney breast, or the wall the sofa faces. The wall behind the sofa is the one you never see, and papering it is the most common wasted roll we hear about.",{"type":14,"content":345},[346],{"text":347,"type":18},"This sounds obvious. It is routinely ignored. People paper the biggest wall because it is the biggest, then spend three years looking at the plain one opposite.",{"type":20,"attrs":349,"content":350},{"level":22},[351],{"text":352,"type":18},"One wall or all four",{"type":14,"content":354},[355],{"text":356,"type":18},"The honest answer is that it depends on the scale of the pattern, not on fashion. A big, dark, high-contrast design wants one wall and three quiet ones. A small, low-contrast design can go round the whole room without closing it in, and often looks better for it, because a single papered wall with a small print can read as an accident rather than a decision.",{"type":14,"content":358},[359],{"text":360,"type":18},"A rough rule that has served us well:",{"type":212,"content":362},[363,369,375],{"type":215,"content":364},[365],{"type":14,"content":366},[367],{"text":368,"type":18},"Motif bigger than a side plate, or a dark ground: one wall.",{"type":215,"content":370},[371],{"type":14,"content":372},[373],{"text":374,"type":18},"Motif smaller than a coaster, or tone-on-tone: all four walls.",{"type":215,"content":376},[377],{"type":14,"content":378},[379],{"text":380,"type":18},"Anywhere in between: paper the chimney breast and the two alcoves either side, and leave the rest.",{"type":20,"attrs":382,"content":383},{"level":22},[384],{"text":385,"type":18},"The statement wall, done properly",{"type":14,"content":387},[388,391,397],{"text":389,"type":18,"marks":390},"If you are going to give a wall over to a big design, commit to it. Half-hearted feature walls are the ones that get stripped after two years. Graham & Brown's ",[],{"text":392,"type":18,"marks":393},"Allure",[394],{"type":50,"attrs":395},{"href":396},"\u002Fproducts\u002Fallure",{"text":398,"type":18}," is a fair example of the register: a heritage floral on a black ground, 64cm repeat, offset match, paste-the-wall, spongeable, on a 0.52m by 10m roll at £95. That is not a paper you sneak in. It is one you build a room around, with a warm lamp on either side and nothing else on the wall.",{"type":78,"attrs":400},{"alt":401,"src":402},"Allure wallpaper by Graham & Brown, a heritage floral on a black ground, hung as a single feature wall","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Fallure-1.webp",{"type":14,"content":404},[405,408,414],{"text":406,"type":18,"marks":407},"The practical catch with dark statement papers is the join. 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Laura Ashley's Burnham Fern sits between them: a leaf trellis drawn from the archive, 64cm repeat, offset match, spongeable, £52 a roll.",{"type":20,"attrs":459,"content":460},{"level":22},[461],{"text":462,"type":18},"Sheen, lamps and the evening test",{"type":14,"content":464},[465,468,474],{"text":466,"type":18,"marks":467},"A living room is used after dark more than any other room in the house, and most people choose wallpaper on a Saturday morning. Metallic and mica papers behave differently under a lamp. Graham & Brown's ",[],{"text":469,"type":18,"marks":470},"Art Deco",[471],{"type":50,"attrs":472},{"href":473},"\u002Fproducts\u002Fart-deco",{"text":475,"type":18}," in black and gold, 64cm repeat, straight match, 0.53m by 10m at £110, is a paper that mostly does its work in the evening: the gold silhouettes catch lamplight and go flat under a grey afternoon.",{"type":14,"content":477},[478,481,487],{"text":479,"type":18,"marks":480},"So think about your lighting before your pattern. Two or three warm lamps at different heights will do more for a paper than one bright ceiling fitting. 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A shelf or a television bracket will interrupt a large motif in a way that a small one survives.",{"type":20,"attrs":503,"content":504},{"level":22},[505],{"text":506,"type":18},"Big repeats cost more paper than you think",{"type":14,"content":508},[509],{"text":510,"type":18},"Pattern repeat is the figure people skip and then regret. Every drop of a straight-match paper has to start at the same point in the design, so the offcut at the bottom of each drop is wasted. The bigger the repeat, the bigger the waste. Graham & Brown's Clavering Birds has a 100cm repeat with an offset match. On a standard 2.4m wall that can mean losing most of a metre per drop, which is a whole extra roll on a modest chimney breast.",{"type":14,"content":512},[513,516,520],{"text":514,"type":18,"marks":515},"It is not a reason to avoid a big design. It is a reason to measure honestly and order in one go, so the rolls come from the same batch and the colour matches across the wall. 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Start there, sitting down, looking at the wall you actually look at.",[579,580],"advice","rooms","2026-07-24T08:00:00+00:00","Living Room Wallpaper Ideas That Work","How to choose living room wallpaper for a room with a sofa, a telly and a chimney breast: one wall or four, pattern scale, sheen and repeat waste.",{"fields":149},"2026-07-10T09:12:03.579203+00:00","2026-07-24T08:00:03.794161+00:00",{},{"id":589,"tenant_id":6,"slug":590,"title":591,"excerpt":592,"content":593,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":772,"category":149,"tags":773,"status":154,"published_at":774,"seo_title":775,"seo_description":776,"metadata":777,"created_at":778,"updated_at":779,"fields":780,"scheduled_at":774},"cdf2dfbd-5101-4bae-8b4f-8e67a4db69c3","joules-wallpaper","A plain guide to Joules wallpaper","Pheasants, ditsy florals and ticking stripes. Joules wallpaper is better understood by its specifications than its reputation, so here is what the range is actually made of, what the repeats cost you, and where it works.",{"type":11,"content":594},[595,599,604,608,612,617,649,654,658,662,672,676,681,685,689,694,698,702,713,718,729,733,738],{"type":14,"content":596},[597],{"text":598,"type":18},"Most people meet Joules through a raincoat or a striped jumper. The wallpaper is a quieter business, and a more interesting one. It carries the same country vocabulary, pheasants and hares and garden birds and hand-drawn florals, but it behaves like proper decorating paper rather than a fashion spin-off. If you have been circling it and want to know what you are actually buying, this is the plain version.",{"type":20,"attrs":600,"content":601},{"level":22},[602],{"text":603,"type":18},"What you are actually buying",{"type":14,"content":605},[606],{"text":607,"type":18},"The specifications are consistent across the range, which makes planning easy. Rolls are 0.52m wide by 10m long, the standard British size, and they sit at £52 a roll. Most designs are paste-the-wall, so the paste goes onto the wall and the dry length goes straight on top. A good number are spongeable, which matters more than people expect in a hallway or a boot room. Finishes are usually matt, so the pattern reads flat and calm rather than shiny.",{"type":14,"content":609},[610],{"text":611,"type":18},"There are exceptions worth knowing about. Trailing Indienne Floral, for one, is paste-the-paper rather than paste-the-wall. That single difference changes how you set up your table and how long you have to work before the paper starts to expand. Read the label on the roll rather than assuming a whole range behaves as one thing.",{"type":20,"attrs":613,"content":614},{"level":22},[615],{"text":616,"type":18},"What the range is good at",{"type":212,"content":618},[619,629,639],{"type":215,"content":620},[621],{"type":14,"content":622},[623,627],{"text":624,"type":18,"marks":625},"Animals, drawn with restraint.",[626],{"type":43},{"text":628,"type":18}," Pheasant, Guinea Fowl, Hunting Birds, Fox and Hare, Harbour Dogs. These are illustrated rather than photographed, and the colourways keep them the right side of novelty: Linen Green, French Navy, Blush Pink, Crème.",{"type":215,"content":630},[631],{"type":14,"content":632},[633,637],{"text":634,"type":18,"marks":635},"Florals with a cottage accent.",[636],{"type":43},{"text":638,"type":18}," Honey Floral, Robey Cottage Floral, Gilmorton Ditsy Garden, Stately Floral. Tight repeats for small rooms, longer trails for a wall you actually want to look at.",{"type":215,"content":640},[641],{"type":14,"content":642},[643,647],{"text":644,"type":18,"marks":645},"Stripes and checks that earn their keep.",[646],{"type":43},{"text":648,"type":18}," Harborough Stripe, Heritage Stripe, Rothero Check in Heritage. Quiet enough to live with, and a stripe usually means less waste at the cutting table.",{"type":20,"attrs":650,"content":651},{"level":22},[652],{"text":653,"type":18},"The repeat is the number to look at",{"type":14,"content":655},[656],{"text":657,"type":18},"Pattern repeat is the vertical distance the design travels before it starts again, and it quietly decides how much paper you throw away. Joules spans a wide spread. Honey Floral repeats every 32.52cm. Juliette Floral is 34.67cm. At the far end, Scot Floral and Tree of Life Floral both repeat at 190cm, which is not far off the height of a door.",{"type":14,"content":659},[660],{"text":661,"type":18},"A 190cm repeat is not a reason to walk away. It is a reason to buy an extra roll. On a standard 2.4m wall, a long offset repeat can cost you the better part of a metre on every drop once you have matched it. Small repeats forgive mistakes. Long ones reward planning.",{"type":14,"content":663},[664,666,670],{"text":665,"type":18},"The kindest patterns of all are the free-match ones. Harborough Stripe and Country Critters Chunky Stripe both match freely, which means no lining up sideways at the seam. If this is a first attempt at papering, start there. Our guide to ",{"text":47,"type":18,"marks":667},[668],{"type":50,"attrs":669},{"href":52},{"text":671,"type":18}," walks through the arithmetic.",{"type":78,"attrs":673},{"alt":674,"src":675},"Harborough Stripe wallpaper by Joules, a soft multicoloured ticking stripe, shown on a room wall","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Fharborough-stripe-1.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":677,"content":678},{"level":22},[679],{"text":680,"type":18},"Paint from the same shelf",{"type":14,"content":682},[683],{"text":684,"type":18},"Joules makes paint as well, and the names rhyme with the papers. Beckett's Gold paint sits alongside Beckett Star paper in Antique Gold. Fields Edge paint alongside Fields Edge Floral. Canal Mallard, Cotswold Stone, Faded Woad, Grandma's Quilt: the colour names are drawn from the same country dictionary as the patterns.",{"type":14,"content":686},[687],{"text":688,"type":18},"We would not claim the paint is laboratory-matched to the paper, because nobody has told us it is. What we would say is that when you are choosing a woodwork or ceiling colour to sit beside a papered wall, starting inside the same range narrows the field usefully. Hold them together in daylight, not under a bulb, before you commit.",{"type":20,"attrs":690,"content":691},{"level":22},[692],{"text":693,"type":18},"Where it works, and where it does not",{"type":14,"content":695},[696],{"text":697,"type":18},"Boot rooms, cloakrooms, box rooms, back halls. Joules suits the small, hard-working rooms most schemes ignore. A pheasant paper in a downstairs loo is a decision that makes people smile, and at 0.52m x 10m it usually costs one roll.",{"type":14,"content":699},[700],{"text":701,"type":18},"It works upstairs too. Swanton Floral Midnight in navy on a chimney breast is calmer than the name suggests. And there is a Plain Wallpaper in the range, which gives the eye somewhere to rest when a pattern is already doing enough on one wall.",{"type":14,"content":703},[704,706,711],{"text":705,"type":18},"Where it works less well is the large formal reception room with high ceilings and deep cornice. The drawing style is warm and slightly rustic. It wants a beam or a low sill nearby. If that is your room, the ",{"text":707,"type":18,"marks":708},"bigger architectural patterns",[709],{"type":50,"attrs":710},{"href":203},{"text":712,"type":18}," will hold the space better.",{"type":20,"attrs":714,"content":715},{"level":22},[716],{"text":717,"type":18},"Hanging it",{"type":14,"content":719},[720,722,727],{"text":721,"type":18},"Paste-the-wall is the friendlier of the two methods, and it is what most of this range uses. Paste one drop's width of wall at a time, hang the dry length, brush out from the centre, then trim at the skirting with a fresh blade run against a broad knife. Wipe stray paste off the face immediately, especially on a matt paper, where it dries to a sheen you will see every time the light moves. 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Where it works and where it doesn't.",{"fields":149},"2026-07-09T09:08:56.767141+00:00","2026-07-22T08:00:01.309416+00:00",{},{"id":782,"tenant_id":6,"slug":783,"title":784,"excerpt":785,"content":786,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":795,"category":149,"tags":908,"status":154,"published_at":909,"seo_title":910,"seo_description":911,"metadata":912,"created_at":913,"updated_at":914,"fields":915,"scheduled_at":909},"941c2cee-8aa1-431f-9ea9-651ae398e0a2","how-to-wallpaper-around-corners-and-windows","How to wallpaper around corners, windows and awkward shapes","Flat walls are the easy part. Here are the plain rules for papering internal and external corners, window reveals, doorframes and arches, so the pattern stays straight and the seams sit flat.",{"type":11,"content":787},[788,792,796,801,805,810,814,819,823,827,832,836,841,852,857,889],{"type":14,"content":789},[790],{"text":791,"type":18},"Flat, unbroken walls are the easy part of any wallpapering job. The corners, the window reveals and the odd cut around a doorframe are where a room is won or lost. Paper never meets a room at a perfect right angle, because rooms are rarely square, and a length carried straight round a corner will show it. The good news is that decorators solve this the same way every time, with a few plain rules. Once you know them, an awkward corner stops being a problem and becomes just another cut.",{"type":78,"attrs":793},{"alt":794,"src":795},"A styled interior with wallpaper in soft natural daylight","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fposts\u002Fspacejoy-ih7wpsjwomc-unsplash.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":797,"content":798},{"level":22},[799],{"text":800,"type":18},"Why you never wrap a full width round a corner",{"type":14,"content":802},[803],{"text":804,"type":18},"The single most useful rule is this: don't carry one width of paper right around a corner. Walls lean, and a length that looks plumb on one side drifts out of true on the other, so the pattern tilts and the far edge gapes open. Instead you cut the paper at the corner and start the next wall fresh. You lose a little paper and you gain a straight, plumb run every time. This holds for internal corners, the ones that fold away from you, and external corners, the ones that stick out into the room, though the method differs slightly between the two.",{"type":20,"attrs":806,"content":807},{"level":22},[808],{"text":809,"type":18},"Internal corners, measured and cut",{"type":14,"content":811},[812],{"text":813,"type":18},"Measure from the edge of your last full length to the corner at the top, the middle and the bottom, because the gap will vary. Take the widest of those three figures and add about 15mm. Cut your next length to that width and hang it so the small extra turns onto the second wall. Smooth it into the corner with a paperhanger's brush, then snip the top and bottom so it sits flat without creasing. Now hang the offcut on the second wall. Plumb its leading edge with a spirit level or a chalked line, not off the corner, and let it cover the little turned overlap. On a busy pattern the join all but vanishes. 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Press it down well and wipe any paste from the face before it dries.",{"type":78,"attrs":824},{"alt":825,"src":826},"A decorated room showing wallpaper meeting a window and corner in warm daylight","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fposts\u002Fspacejoy-yi2ykyarehk-unsplash.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":828,"content":829},{"level":22},[830],{"text":831,"type":18},"Windows and reveals",{"type":14,"content":833},[834],{"text":835,"type":18},"A window breaks a wall into pieces that still need to line up. Hang the length that reaches the window as if the opening weren't there, letting it lap over the recess. Then cut into it horizontally at the top and bottom of the reveal, so you can fold the flaps back onto the top and the side of the recess. Fill the reveal itself with a matching piece, patterned to carry on from the wall above and beside it. It's the fiddliest part of most rooms, and it's the one spot where a spare offcut from the same batch earns its keep. Keep the cuts crisp with a sharp blade, and change the blade often, because a dragging knife tears damp paper instead of slicing it.",{"type":20,"attrs":837,"content":838},{"level":22},[839],{"text":840,"type":18},"Doorways, arches and other awkward shapes",{"type":14,"content":842},[843,845,850],{"text":844,"type":18},"Doorframes follow the same logic as windows. Hang the length over the frame, then trim it back to the edge by running a knife along a broad filling blade held against the architrave. Arches need the paper cut into small tabs round the curve so it can fold neatly onto the underside without pleating. 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A torn edge on damp paper is what ruins an otherwise clean cut.",{"type":215,"content":866},[867],{"type":14,"content":868},[869],{"text":870,"type":18},"Plumb every fresh run off a level or chalk line, not off the corner or the last length, so a leaning wall doesn't compound across the room.",{"type":215,"content":872},[873],{"type":14,"content":874},[875],{"text":876,"type":18},"Buy a roll more than the calculator says. Awkward walls eat paper, and reveals and arches want offcuts from the same batch.",{"type":215,"content":878},[879],{"type":14,"content":880},[881],{"text":882,"type":18},"Match the pattern at eye level first. A join that lines up where you look forgives a little drift down near the skirting.",{"type":215,"content":884},[885],{"type":14,"content":886},[887],{"text":888,"type":18},"Wipe paste off the face straight away with a damp sponge, before it dries and leaves a shiny mark.",{"type":14,"content":890},[891,893,898,900,906],{"text":892,"type":18},"None of this is difficult once you've done it on one wall. Awkward spaces reward patience and a sharp knife more than they reward skill, and a forgiving pattern hides the odd imperfect join far better than a plain one ever will. If you're choosing paper for a room full of corners and reveals, a repeating or mid-scale design is kinder than a large plain field, and paste-the-wall types are quicker to handle when you're folding round a recess. 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What it actually is, why it is so easy to live with, and the sage papers we keep coming back to.",{"type":11,"content":922},[923,927,932,936,940,945,949,960,964,969,973,1013,1017,1022,1033,1037,1042,1046,1051,1055],{"type":14,"content":924},[925],{"text":926,"type":18},"Sage green has quietly become the colour people ask for by name. It sits in that useful middle ground between a neutral and a proper colour: soft enough to live with for years, but with more warmth and character than another beige wall. If you have been circling it, here is a plain look at what sage actually is, why it is so forgiving, and the sage papers we keep coming back to.",{"type":20,"attrs":928,"content":929},{"level":22},[930],{"text":931,"type":18},"What we mean by sage",{"type":14,"content":933},[934],{"text":935,"type":18},"Sage is a muted, greyed green, named after the herb. That grey in it is the whole point. It knocks the brightness off, so the colour reads as calm rather than fresh-from-the-tin. In practice sage covers a fair range. Cooler sages lean towards grey and slate. Warmer ones drift towards olive and moss. Neither is more correct, but they behave differently on a wall, so it is worth knowing which end of the range a paper sits at before you commit.",{"type":14,"content":937},[938],{"text":939,"type":18},"A warm sage will feel cosy in a north-facing room that gets little sun. A cooler, greyer sage can look flat and slightly cold in the same spot, but crisp and handsome in a bright south-facing room. Same colour name, different results, depending on the light the room actually gets.",{"type":20,"attrs":941,"content":942},{"level":22},[943],{"text":944,"type":18},"Why sage is so easy to live with",{"type":14,"content":946},[947],{"text":948,"type":18},"The reason sage keeps winning is that it goes with almost everything already in a British home. It sits happily next to warm white and chalky neutrals. It flatters natural wood, from pale oak to darker walnut. It takes brass and aged-gold fittings without a fight. And it pairs beautifully with the colours people reach for as accents: blush pink, terracotta, ink blue, and warm ochre. You are not committing to a whole new palette. You are adding a backdrop that makes the things you own look considered.",{"type":14,"content":950},[951,953,958],{"text":952,"type":18},"It is also a genuine all-rounder across aspects. Our ",{"text":954,"type":18,"marks":955},"wallpaper for a north-facing room",[956],{"type":50,"attrs":957},{"href":486},{"text":959,"type":18}," guide makes the case for warm, muted tones in low light, and a warm sage fits that brief neatly. In a brighter room, a cooler sage holds its own without going washed-out.",{"type":78,"attrs":961},{"alt":962,"src":963},"Josette Sage Green damask wallpaper by Laura Ashley in a styled interior","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Fjosette-sage-green-1.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":965,"content":966},{"level":22},[967],{"text":968,"type":18},"Sage is not just for country florals",{"type":14,"content":970},[971],{"text":972,"type":18},"The easy assumption is that sage means small sprigged flowers and a cottage look. It can, and that is lovely, but the colour carries far more than that. Here is the spread across a few real patterns, so you can see how differently sage reads depending on the design it sits in.",{"type":212,"content":974},[975,986,994,1005],{"type":215,"content":976},[977],{"type":14,"content":978},[979,984],{"text":980,"type":18,"marks":981},"Parterre Sage",[982],{"type":50,"attrs":983},{"href":118},{"text":985,"type":18}," is the light, botanical end. Subtle sage tints sit against a soft white ground, interlaced with delicate blossom and leaves. It is a redrawn vintage Laura Ashley print, straight match, with a 53cm pattern repeat, and it works in both modern and traditional rooms.",{"type":215,"content":987},[988],{"type":14,"content":989},[990,992],{"text":991,"type":18},"Gosford Sage Green",{"text":993,"type":18}," is bolder: parrot tulips drawn from an antique painting in the Laura Ashley archive, first launched as a drape fabric back in 2003. It has a larger 64cm repeat and an offset match, so it wants a little more planning, but it makes a proper feature wall.",{"type":215,"content":995},[996],{"type":14,"content":997},[998,1003],{"text":999,"type":18,"marks":1000},"Josette Sage Green",[1001],{"type":50,"attrs":1002},{"href":126},{"text":1004,"type":18}," takes sage somewhere more formal. It is a French-style damask, so the same calm colour suddenly reads grown-up and a bit glamorous. Straight match, 53cm repeat.",{"type":215,"content":1006},[1007],{"type":14,"content":1008},[1009,1011],{"text":1010,"type":18},"Canopy Stripe Sage",{"text":1012,"type":18},", from Cath Kidston, is the simplest of the lot: a soft sage stripe, free match, easy to hang, and a quiet way to bring the colour in without any floral at all.",{"type":14,"content":1014},[1015],{"text":1016,"type":18},"The point is that sage is a colour, not a style. You can have it delicate, dramatic, or plain, and it stays easy to live with in all three.",{"type":20,"attrs":1018,"content":1019},{"level":22},[1020],{"text":1021,"type":18},"The practical bits worth knowing",{"type":14,"content":1023},[1024,1026,1031],{"text":1025,"type":18},"Most of the sage papers we stock are paste-the-wall, which is the more forgiving method: you roll paste straight onto the wall and hang the paper dry, with no soaking table needed. If that is new to you, our ",{"text":1027,"type":18,"marks":1028},"paste the wall vs paste the paper",[1029],{"type":50,"attrs":1030},{"href":60},{"text":1032,"type":18}," guide explains the difference in a couple of minutes.",{"type":14,"content":1034},[1035],{"text":1036,"type":18},"The Laura Ashley sage designs come on standard 0.52m by 10m rolls at around £52 a roll, and several, including Parterre and Gosford, are spongeable, so a wipe with a damp cloth is fine. The Cath Kidston stripe is nearer £46. Watch the repeat when you are working out quantities: a 64cm repeat like Gosford wastes more paper per drop than a small 48cm stripe, so measure properly before you order. Our guide on how much wallpaper you need walks through the sums.",{"type":20,"attrs":1038,"content":1039},{"level":22},[1040],{"text":1041,"type":18},"Where sage works best",{"type":14,"content":1043},[1044],{"text":1045,"type":18},"Bedrooms are the obvious home for it. A muted green is restful, and it photographs far better than grey when the evening lamps come on. Hallways and landings suit it too, because sage bridges whatever colours spill in from the rooms either side. In a kitchen or a garden room it picks up on the greenery outside and blurs the line between inside and out. About the only place to think twice is a room you want to feel genuinely energising, like a home gym or a busy playroom, where a warmer or brighter colour usually does more.",{"type":20,"attrs":1047,"content":1048},{"level":22},[1049],{"text":1050,"type":18},"What to put with it",{"type":14,"content":1052},[1053],{"text":1054,"type":18},"Keep the woodwork soft rather than brilliant white. A warm off-white or a paler tint of the same green stops the trim looking stark against the paper. For furniture, natural materials do the heavy lifting: cane, rattan, oak, linen in oatmeal or clay. If you want one accent that lifts the whole scheme, a warm terracotta or a dusty blush in a cushion or a lampshade is the reliable choice. For contrast with backbone, a deep ink blue reads almost like a neutral next to sage and grounds the lighter tones.",{"type":14,"content":1056},[1057,1059,1064,1066,1071],{"text":1058,"type":18},"If sage is where your head is, the quickest way to get a feel for the range is to look at the papers together. 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Here's how to choose for a genuinely dark room, whether you want to lift it or lean in.",{"type":11,"content":1088},[1089,1093,1098,1102,1107,1111,1127,1132,1136,1140,1151,1156,1160,1165,1169,1174,1178],{"type":14,"content":1090},[1091],{"text":1092,"type":18},"A dark room is a different problem from a dim one. A north-facing room at least gets steady daylight. A proper dark room, an internal box room, a basement, a hallway with no window, a bedroom tucked under a shaded gable, gets almost none. The paper you put on those walls can't borrow warmth from the sun, because there isn't any to borrow. So it has to bring its own. That changes what works, and it rules a couple of popular choices straight out.",{"type":20,"attrs":1094,"content":1095},{"level":22},[1096],{"text":1097,"type":18},"Decide first: lift it or lean in",{"type":14,"content":1099},[1100],{"text":1101,"type":18},"There are two honest ways to handle a dark room, and they pull in opposite directions. You can lift it, using pale, warm, light-reflecting paper to make the most of every lamp and bulb. Or you can lean in, going deliberately deep and moody so the room reads as cosy rather than gloomy. Both work. What tends to fail is the middle: a flat mid-grey or a cool taupe that looked fine with plenty of light and has none now. Pick a direction before you pick a paper.",{"type":20,"attrs":1103,"content":1104},{"level":22},[1105],{"text":1106,"type":18},"If you want to lift it",{"type":14,"content":1108},[1109],{"text":1110,"type":18},"Start by ruling out cool greys and stark brilliant whites. People reach for white to brighten a dark room and it backfires. With no daylight to keep it crisp, a cool white goes dull and faintly grey, and a cool grey goes the colour of a wet pavement. Warm grounds do the opposite. A soft cream, a warm stone, a putty with a pink or yellow lean holds its warmth under lamplight and keeps the room from feeling cold.",{"type":14,"content":1112},[1113,1115,1119,1121,1125],{"text":1114,"type":18},"Then let the pattern carry some light. A design with metallic or mica in it genuinely helps, because it catches what little light there is and throws it back. Clarke & Clarke's Selva is a good example: a gold-toned jungle leaf on a light ground with a faint metallic strain, so it shifts and glints as you move a lamp past it. Small, open florals on a pale ground do a similar job, giving the eye some movement without darkening the wall. You'll find warm grounds and ",{"text":751,"type":18,"marks":1116},[1117],{"type":50,"attrs":1118},{"href":755},{"text":1120,"type":18}," across the ",{"text":894,"type":18,"marks":1122},[1123],{"type":50,"attrs":1124},{"href":146},{"text":1126,"type":18},", with room-set photos that show how each one behaves off a single lamp.",{"type":20,"attrs":1128,"content":1129},{"level":22},[1130],{"text":1131,"type":18},"If you want to lean in",{"type":14,"content":1133},[1134],{"text":1135,"type":18},"The other route is to stop fighting it. A room that never gets sun is the one room where a deep, dark paper makes complete sense, because you're not asking it to do something the light won't allow. Ink blue, forest green, oxblood and near-black read as enveloping in a small dark space rather than heavy. It's the trick behind a good downstairs loo or a snug: the dark walls turn a lack of light into the whole point of the room.",{"type":78,"attrs":1137},{"alt":1138,"src":1139},"Hawling Irises Midnight Seaspray wallpaper, a watercolour iris trail on a deep ground, in a lamp-lit room","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Fhawling-irises-midnight-seaspray-1.webp",{"type":14,"content":1141},[1142,1144,1149],{"text":1143,"type":18},"A dark floral keeps that look from turning flat. Laura Ashley's Hawling Irises in Midnight Seaspray, a watercolour iris trail on a deep ground, is the sort of paper that suits a windowless dining room or a box bedroom where you'd have a lamp or a candle on anyway. If the deep end appeals, the ",{"text":1145,"type":18,"marks":1146},"ink and deep-colour papers",[1147],{"type":50,"attrs":1148},{"href":265},{"text":1150,"type":18}," are grouped together so you can see them as a set.",{"type":20,"attrs":1152,"content":1153},{"level":22},[1154],{"text":1155,"type":18},"Sheen does more than colour here",{"type":14,"content":1157},[1158],{"text":1159,"type":18},"In a bright room, finish is a detail. In a dark room, it's half the decision. A dead-matt paper drinks light, so a matt dark wall can tip from moody into murky. A finish with a slight sheen, a mica ground, a subtle metallic, or just a smooth printed surface, bounces your artificial light around instead of swallowing it. If you're going dark, a touch of sheen keeps the room feeling alive after sunset. If you're going pale, a smooth finish reflects more than a chalky one does.",{"type":20,"attrs":1161,"content":1162},{"level":22},[1163],{"text":1164,"type":18},"Fix the lighting while you're at it",{"type":14,"content":1166},[1167],{"text":1168,"type":18},"Paper can only give back the light you put in front of it, so a dark room is a lighting job as much as a paper job. One central bulb makes any colour look worse. Layered lamps at different heights, a warm bulb around 2700K, and light aimed at the papered wall rather than the floor all change how the pattern reads. A warm-white LED flatters a warm paper. A cold daylight bulb greys it straight back down. It's worth sorting the bulbs before you judge the paper.",{"type":20,"attrs":1170,"content":1171},{"level":22},[1172],{"text":1173,"type":18},"The small dark box room",{"type":14,"content":1175},[1176],{"text":1177,"type":18},"Most dark rooms are also small, which tempts people into tiny, timid pattern. You don't have to. A bigger, confident pattern can make a box room feel considered rather than cramped, as long as the repeat suits the wall. Check the pattern repeat before you buy, because a 52cm repeat behaves very differently on a narrow chimney breast than a metre-long one. The product pages list the repeat in centimetres for exactly this reason.",{"type":14,"content":1179},[1180,1182,1186],{"text":1181,"type":18},"Whichever way you go, the thing that settles it is seeing the paper on a wall, in real light, at the size it's actually printed. Every design in the ",{"text":894,"type":18,"marks":1183},[1184],{"type":50,"attrs":1185},{"href":146},{"text":1187,"type":18}," has room-set photos and its pattern repeat listed, so you can judge how a warm floral lifts a gloomy corner, or how a deep ink ground turns a windowless room into the cosiest one in the house.","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Fselva-wallpaper-1.webp",[579,580],"2026-07-16T08:00:00+00:00","Wallpaper for a Dark Room With No Natural Light","How to choose wallpaper for a dark room with little or no natural light: whether to lift it or lean in, why sheen matters, and the papers that work.",{"fields":149},"2026-07-16T08:00:01.13868+00:00",{},{"id":1197,"tenant_id":6,"slug":1198,"title":1199,"excerpt":1200,"content":1201,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":1338,"category":149,"tags":1339,"status":154,"published_at":1340,"seo_title":1199,"seo_description":1341,"metadata":1342,"created_at":1343,"updated_at":1344,"fields":1345,"scheduled_at":1340},"569cc774-733a-469d-9971-ff8fd0e8a985","maximalist-wallpaper-done-tastefully","Maximalist Wallpaper, Done Tastefully","Maximalism done well is one confident decision, not ten. How to pick a bold paper, build a scheme around it, and keep the room from tipping into clutter.",{"type":11,"content":1202},[1203,1207,1212,1216,1221,1225,1230,1242,1246,1251,1255,1260,1264,1269,1311,1316,1320],{"type":14,"content":1204},[1205],{"text":1206,"type":18},"Maximalism gets a bad name. People picture a room fighting with itself, every surface loud, nowhere for the eye to rest. Done well, it is the opposite of that. It is one confident decision, made properly, with the rest of the room arranged to support it. A big pattern on the walls, the right colours pulled through the soft furnishings, and enough plain surface left over to let the whole thing breathe.",{"type":20,"attrs":1208,"content":1209},{"level":22},[1210],{"text":1211,"type":18},"Maximalism is one big idea, not ten",{"type":14,"content":1213},[1214],{"text":1215,"type":18},"The most common mistake is treating maximalism as more of everything. More pattern, more colour, more objects, all at once. That reads as clutter, not confidence. A better way to think about it: pick the one thing you want the room to be about, make that the boldest note, and keep everything else quieter than you think it needs to be. Usually the walls are the one big idea. A painterly floral or a dark botanical across a whole wall is a statement on its own, and it does not need a patterned sofa arguing with it.",{"type":20,"attrs":1217,"content":1218},{"level":22},[1219],{"text":1220,"type":18},"Start with one wall",{"type":14,"content":1222},[1223],{"text":1224,"type":18},"You do not have to paper the whole room to get the maximalist look. A single feature wall behind a bed, a sofa, or a fireplace carries plenty of drama, and it is far more forgiving than four walls of a busy print. It also keeps the cost sensible on the big wide-width papers, which are not cheap by the roll. If one wall lands well and you want more, you can always come back for the rest.",{"type":20,"attrs":1226,"content":1227},{"level":22},[1228],{"text":1229,"type":18},"Pick a pattern with a big repeat",{"type":14,"content":1231},[1232,1234,1240],{"text":1233,"type":18},"The papers that read as properly maximalist tend to have a large pattern repeat, which is the distance up the wall before the design starts again. ",{"text":1235,"type":18,"marks":1236},"Rosa",[1237],{"type":50,"attrs":1238},{"href":1239},"\u002Fproducts?category=brand-harlequin",{"text":1241,"type":18}," and Florence, both from Harlequin's collaboration with the artist Diane Hill, have a repeat of 300cm. That means the painted flowers only come round again three metres up, so the design behaves like a mural rather than a tidy grid. That scale is exactly what gives a room the hand-painted, gallery-wall feeling maximalism is after. Both come wide-width at 0.685m rather than the usual 0.52m, and both are paste-the-wall with a straight match, which makes hanging that big design more manageable than it looks.",{"type":78,"attrs":1243},{"alt":1244,"src":1245},"Acanthus wallpaper by Clarke & Clarke, a swirling William Morris leaf design, shown in a room setting","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Facanthus-wallpaper-1.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":1247,"content":1248},{"level":22},[1249],{"text":1250,"type":18},"Let the paper choose your colours",{"type":14,"content":1252},[1253],{"text":1254,"type":18},"The easiest way to keep a bold room from tipping into chaos is to take your whole scheme from the wallpaper itself. Look at the print and pick two or three colours already in it, then use those for the cushions, a lampshade, the curtains, a throw. Rosa's Blush Pearl, Peony and Meadow colourway hands you a pink and a soft green to work with straight away. Because every colour in the room is already sitting in the pattern, the eye reads it all as one considered scheme rather than a pile of competing choices.",{"type":20,"attrs":1256,"content":1257},{"level":22},[1258],{"text":1259,"type":18},"Balance loud with plain",{"type":14,"content":1261},[1262],{"text":1263,"type":18},"Every busy surface needs a calm one nearby. If the walls are working hard, keep the big pieces of furniture plain, and give the floor and the ceiling a rest. A maximalist room with a plain linen sofa and a simple rug looks deliberate. The same room with a patterned sofa, a patterned rug and a patterned blind looks like nobody could decide. Restraint in the right places is what makes the bold bit look like a choice.",{"type":20,"attrs":1265,"content":1266},{"level":22},[1267],{"text":1268,"type":18},"Four patterns we keep reaching for",{"type":212,"content":1270},[1271,1281,1291,1301],{"type":215,"content":1272},[1273],{"type":14,"content":1274},[1275,1279],{"text":1276,"type":18,"marks":1277},"Acanthus by Clarke & Clarke.",[1278],{"type":43},{"text":1280,"type":18}," The William Morris design, all swirling acanthus leaves, in Sage, Slate and other colourways. A 31.8cm repeat, so the pattern is dense and immersive rather than mural-scale. The maximalist choice for people who want heritage, not tropical.",{"type":215,"content":1282},[1283],{"type":14,"content":1284},[1285,1289],{"text":1286,"type":18,"marks":1287},"Animal Damask by Joules.",[1288],{"type":43},{"text":1290,"type":18}," A large-scale take on the traditional damask, in regal colours, with a 105cm repeat. It has wit to it, which stops the grandeur feeling stuffy.",{"type":215,"content":1292},[1293],{"type":14,"content":1294},[1295,1299],{"text":1296,"type":18,"marks":1297},"Mombasa Tropical Banner by Clarke & Clarke.",[1298],{"type":43},{"text":1300,"type":18}," A wide-width panel design from the Breegan Jane collection, a hand-painted jungle in green and cream. Energetic and unmistakably maximalist. Note it is paste-the-paper, so read the instructions before you start.",{"type":215,"content":1302},[1303],{"type":14,"content":1304},[1305,1309],{"text":1306,"type":18,"marks":1307},"Rosa by Harlequin.",[1308],{"type":43},{"text":1310,"type":18}," The painterly floral above, soft and romantic rather than shouty, which proves maximalist does not have to mean dark or heavy.",{"type":20,"attrs":1312,"content":1313},{"level":22},[1314],{"text":1315,"type":18},"The practical bits",{"type":14,"content":1317},[1318],{"text":1319,"type":18},"Big repeats have a catch worth knowing before you buy. The larger the repeat, the more paper you waste matching the pattern from one drop to the next, so a 300cm repeat uses noticeably more than a small one. Work out your wall area, then add a good margin for a large-repeat design, and order an extra roll rather than risk running short on a different batch later. Check the roll dimensions too: the wide-width Harlequin papers cover a wall in fewer drops than a standard 0.52m roll, which changes your maths. Every product page lists the repeat, the roll size, the match type and whether it is paste-the-wall or paste-the-paper, so the numbers are there before you commit.",{"type":14,"content":1321},[1322,1324,1328,1330,1336],{"text":1323,"type":18},"If you want to see how these designs sit in a real room, the room-set photos and pattern-repeat figures across our ",{"text":894,"type":18,"marks":1325},[1326],{"type":50,"attrs":1327},{"href":146},{"text":1329,"type":18}," are the place to start, and the ",{"text":1331,"type":18,"marks":1332},"maximalist edit",[1333],{"type":50,"attrs":1334},{"href":1335},"\u002Fproducts?category=style-maximalist",{"text":1337,"type":18}," gathers the boldest of them in one place. 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A plain guide to Cath Kidston wallpaper: who makes it, the patterns and who they suit, the specs, and where it works.",{"type":11,"content":1352},[1353,1357,1362,1366,1370,1375,1393,1397,1401,1405,1410,1414,1418,1423,1427,1431,1436,1462],{"type":14,"content":1354},[1355],{"text":1356,"type":18},"Cath Kidston prints are easy to picture before you have seen a single roll. Roses. Little sprigged florals. A gingham, a spot, a stripe. It is one of the most recognisable pattern languages in British homes, and it works on a wall as well as it ever did on an oilcloth bag. Here is a plain guide to the wallpaper: who makes it, what the patterns are, what the specs say, and where it earns its place.",{"type":20,"attrs":1358,"content":1359},{"level":22},[1360],{"text":1361,"type":18},"Who makes it now",{"type":14,"content":1363},[1364],{"text":1365,"type":18},"The wallpaper is made by Graham & Brown under licence. That matters for a practical reason. Graham & Brown papers are paste-the-wall, printed in the UK, and built to a consistent spec across a collection, so what you read on one Cath Kidston roll tends to hold true for the next. You get the archive prints with modern hanging behind them.",{"type":14,"content":1367},[1368],{"text":1369,"type":18},"The look itself is unchanged from the prints the brand built its name on. Blowsy garden roses, ditsy daisies and posies, the odd butterfly, the odd strawberry. Cheerful rather than grand. It sits in a cottage, a new-build, or a Beverley terrace without trying too hard in any of them.",{"type":20,"attrs":1371,"content":1372},{"level":22},[1373],{"text":1374,"type":18},"The patterns, and who they suit",{"type":14,"content":1376},[1377,1379,1383,1385,1391],{"text":1378,"type":18},"It helps to split the range into three. There are the ",{"text":751,"type":18,"marks":1380},[1381],{"type":50,"attrs":1382},{"href":755},{"text":1384,"type":18},", which are the heart of it. Clifton Floral is the bouquet print, pink and white blooms with fern green foliage, and it comes in a ",{"text":1386,"type":18,"marks":1387},"bright blue ground",[1388],{"type":50,"attrs":1389},{"href":1390},"\u002Fproducts?category=colour-blue",{"text":1392,"type":18}," as well as a calmer cream. Garden Rose is looser and more painterly. Archive Rose is the vintage one, the print that looks like it has been on a wall since the 1950s in the best way. Rose & Bows is the sweetest, a small rose tied with a ribbon, good for a child's room without being babyish.",{"type":78,"attrs":1394},{"alt":1395,"src":1396},"Cath Kidston Rose & Bows Cream wallpaper, a small rose-and-ribbon print on a cream ground","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Frose-and-bows-cream-1.webp",{"type":14,"content":1398},[1399],{"text":1400,"type":18},"Then there are the sprigs and small prints. Harmony Ditsy Day and Button Spot are the quiet ones, tiny repeats that read almost as a texture from across the room. Button Spot has an 11.8cm repeat, so it is forgiving to hang and easy on the eye in a hallway or a small cloakroom. These are the papers to reach for when you want pattern without noise.",{"type":14,"content":1402},[1403],{"text":1404,"type":18},"Last are the geometrics and stripes. Painted Gingham is exactly what it sounds like, a soft check with a hand-drawn edge. Canopy Stripe is a wide, relaxed stripe rather than a formal Regency one. Strawberry Garden sits between the florals and the novelty prints, a scattered fruit-and-flower design that works better than it should in a kitchen.",{"type":20,"attrs":1406,"content":1407},{"level":22},[1408],{"text":1409,"type":18},"The specs, plainly",{"type":14,"content":1411},[1412],{"text":1413,"type":18},"Across the collection the numbers are consistent, which makes planning simple. A roll is 0.52m wide and 10m long, and priced at £46. The paper has a matt finish and is spongeable, so a wipe with a damp cloth is fine but it is not a scrubbable bathroom paper. Every roll is paste-the-wall, which means you paste the wall and hang the paper dry, no soaking table needed.",{"type":14,"content":1415},[1416],{"text":1417,"type":18},"The one figure to check before you order is the pattern repeat, because it decides how many rolls you need. The florals run large. Clifton Floral repeats every 62.4cm and Strawberry Garden every 56.2cm, so there is more waste matching those up. The small prints are the opposite. Button Spot's 11.8cm repeat wastes almost nothing. Match type varies too: Clifton Floral and Rose & Bows are a straight match, Garden Rose and Strawberry Garden are an offset match, and Canopy Stripe is a free match, which is the easiest of the lot because the stripe lines up anywhere.",{"type":20,"attrs":1419,"content":1420},{"level":22},[1421],{"text":1422,"type":18},"Which rooms it works in",{"type":14,"content":1424},[1425],{"text":1426,"type":18},"The florals earn their keep in bedrooms and dining rooms, where you want the wall to be doing something. A large-repeat rose print on a chimney breast, plain paint on the rest, is the safe and handsome way in. North-facing rooms take the warmer colourways well, the creams and the pinks, because the pattern gives cool light something to catch.",{"type":14,"content":1428},[1429],{"text":1430,"type":18},"The small prints and gingham are the hallway, landing and cloakroom papers. Small repeats hang tidily around the awkward angles you get on a staircase, and a busy little print hides the scuffs a hallway collects. Kitchens can take the spongeable prints on a wall away from the splashback. Keep the bolder florals for the rooms you sit still in.",{"type":20,"attrs":1432,"content":1433},{"level":22},[1434],{"text":1435,"type":18},"A few we keep going back to",{"type":212,"content":1437},[1438,1444,1450,1456],{"type":215,"content":1439},[1440],{"type":14,"content":1441},[1442],{"text":1443,"type":18},"Clifton Floral Blue, when a room needs lifting and can take a bright ground. The blue is properly cheerful, not baby blue.",{"type":215,"content":1445},[1446],{"type":14,"content":1447},[1448],{"text":1449,"type":18},"Archive Rose, for anyone after the vintage Cath Kidston look rather than the contemporary one. It suits older houses.",{"type":215,"content":1451},[1452],{"type":14,"content":1453},[1454],{"text":1455,"type":18},"Button Spot, the workhorse. A tiny repeat that goes in a cloakroom or the back of a shelved alcove and always looks considered.",{"type":215,"content":1457},[1458],{"type":14,"content":1459},[1460],{"text":1461,"type":18},"Painted Gingham, for a kitchen or a child's room that wants pattern without a single flower in sight.",{"type":14,"content":1463},[1464,1466,1472,1474,1478],{"text":1465,"type":18},"If you are weighing up the range, the whole ",{"text":1467,"type":18,"marks":1468},"Cath Kidston collection",[1469],{"type":50,"attrs":1470},{"href":1471},"\u002Fproducts?category=brand-cath-kidston",{"text":1473,"type":18}," is worth a proper look, and it sits alongside the rest of the ",{"text":894,"type":18,"marks":1475},[1476],{"type":50,"attrs":1477},{"href":146},{"text":1479,"type":18}," if you want to compare it against something quieter. Every listing carries the pattern repeat, the match type and large detail photos, so you can see how a print actually behaves at full size before it goes anywhere near your wall.","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fproducts\u002Fclifton-floral-blue-1.webp",[153],"2026-07-12T08:00:00+00:00","A Plain Guide to Cath Kidston Wallpaper","Cath Kidston wallpaper explained: who makes it, the floral and ditsy patterns, the specs (£46, paste-the-wall, repeats), and the rooms it suits.",{"fields":149},"2026-07-05T16:31:03.373+00:00","2026-07-12T08:00:01.304511+00:00",{},{"id":1490,"tenant_id":6,"slug":1491,"title":1492,"excerpt":1493,"content":1494,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":1503,"category":149,"tags":1602,"status":154,"published_at":1603,"seo_title":1604,"seo_description":1605,"metadata":1606,"created_at":1607,"updated_at":1608,"fields":1609,"scheduled_at":1603},"c81220ef-81a8-41f7-a801-a5817f662bdb","paste-the-wall-vs-paste-the-paper","Paste the wall or paste the paper? Plainly explained","Two hanging methods, one small label that decides which you use. Here's the plain difference between paste the wall and paste the paper, and how to tell what your roll needs.",{"type":11,"content":1495},[1496,1500,1504,1509,1513,1518,1522,1526,1531,1535,1539,1544,1570,1574,1579,1583,1588,1592],{"type":14,"content":1497},[1498],{"text":1499,"type":18},"Wallpaper hanging comes in two methods, and the label on the roll tells you which one you've bought. Paste the wall means you roll paste straight onto the wall and hang the paper dry. Paste the paper means you coat the back of each length, fold it, and let it soak before it goes up. They sound close. In practice they're different jobs, and using the wrong one for a given paper is one of the commonest ways a good roll ends up looking rushed. Here's what separates them, and how to know which one you're dealing with.",{"type":78,"attrs":1501},{"alt":1502,"src":1503},"A papered interior wall styled with a shelf and home accessories in natural daylight","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fposts\u002Fkara-eads-l7ewhkq1b2s-unsplash.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":1505,"content":1506},{"level":22},[1507],{"text":1508,"type":18},"What the two methods actually mean",{"type":14,"content":1510},[1511],{"text":1512,"type":18},"The difference is simply where the paste goes. With paste the wall, the adhesive is applied to the wall in the width of one drop, and a dry length of paper is smoothed onto it. With paste the paper, the adhesive goes on the back of the paper, which is then loosely folded paste to paste, a step called booking, and left for a few minutes to relax before hanging. That soaking time matters more than it looks, and it's the root of most of the practical differences below.",{"type":20,"attrs":1514,"content":1515},{"level":22},[1516],{"text":1517,"type":18},"Paste the wall, and why it took over",{"type":14,"content":1519},[1520],{"text":1521,"type":18},"Paste the wall is the newer method, and it has become the default for a lot of modern wallpapers. It's faster, because there's no soaking and no pasting table cluttering the room. It's cleaner, since the paper stays dry until it touches the wall, so less paste ends up on the front. And it's kinder to a first-timer, because the paper doesn't expand once it's up, which means the seams stay where you put them.",{"type":14,"content":1523},[1524],{"text":1525,"type":18},"The catch is that it only works with papers built for it. These are usually non-woven papers, made with a fabric-like fibre that holds its shape when wet. If a roll is labelled paste the wall, trust it, and don't paste the back out of habit.",{"type":20,"attrs":1527,"content":1528},{"level":22},[1529],{"text":1530,"type":18},"Paste the paper, and when it's still right",{"type":14,"content":1532},[1533],{"text":1534,"type":18},"Paste the paper is the traditional method, and plenty of lovely papers still use it. Many hand-finished prints, traditional pulps, and some heavier or specialist papers need paste on the back and time to soak. That soaking lets the paper expand fully before it reaches the wall, so it doesn't stretch and then shrink back once it's up.",{"type":14,"content":1536},[1537],{"text":1538,"type":18},"It asks a bit more of you. You need a pasting table, somewhere to book each length, and a bit of rhythm so every drop soaks for the same time. Give two lengths different soaking times and they can end up slightly different sizes, which shows at the seams. It isn't hard, but it rewards patience.",{"type":20,"attrs":1540,"content":1541},{"level":22},[1542],{"text":1543,"type":18},"In short",{"type":212,"content":1545},[1546,1552,1558,1564],{"type":215,"content":1547},[1548],{"type":14,"content":1549},[1550],{"text":1551,"type":18},"Paste the wall: paste on the wall, hang the paper dry. Faster, cleaner, more forgiving. Usually non-woven.",{"type":215,"content":1553},[1554],{"type":14,"content":1555},[1556],{"text":1557,"type":18},"Paste the paper: paste on the back, fold and soak, then hang. Traditional, needs a table and even timing.",{"type":215,"content":1559},[1560],{"type":14,"content":1561},[1562],{"text":1563,"type":18},"Same soak time for every length on a paste-the-paper job, or your seams won't sit flush.",{"type":215,"content":1565},[1566],{"type":14,"content":1567},[1568],{"text":1569,"type":18},"Never mix the two on one paper. The label decides, not the decorator.",{"type":78,"attrs":1571},{"alt":1572,"src":1573},"A styled living room with a papered feature wall in warm neutral light","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fposts\u002Fspacejoy-85pcvdwdmmi-unsplash.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":1575,"content":1576},{"level":22},[1577],{"text":1578,"type":18},"How to tell which one your wallpaper needs",{"type":14,"content":1580},[1581],{"text":1582,"type":18},"You don't have to guess. Every roll states its method, usually as a small symbol on the label or in the hanging notes in the pack: a brush over a wall means paste the wall, a brush over a length of paper means paste the paper. If you've lost the label, the product page will say. On our own listings the method sits in the spec table next to the pattern repeat and match type, so you can check before the rolls arrive. When in doubt, read it twice, because this is the one detail you can't fix once the paste is on.",{"type":20,"attrs":1584,"content":1585},{"level":22},[1586],{"text":1587,"type":18},"A few things that catch people out",{"type":14,"content":1589},[1590],{"text":1591,"type":18},"The most common mistake is pasting the back of a paste-the-wall paper because that's how someone was taught years ago. It turns a clean job into a wet, stretchy one. The second is rushing a paste-the-paper hang and giving each length a different soak, which opens gaps at the seams as the paper dries. The third is drowning either type in paste. You want an even coat, not a thick one, and any that squeezes out at the seam wants wiping off straight away with a damp sponge before it dries shiny.",{"type":14,"content":1593},[1594,1596,1600],{"text":1595,"type":18},"None of this should put you off. Once you know which method your paper uses, hanging it is mostly patience and a sharp blade. If you're still choosing, it helps to know that a lot of our easy-to-hang designs are paste the wall, which is the gentler place to start. 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Just a wall you want to touch. Here's why textured wallpaper is the trend doing the most while saying the least.",{"type":11,"content":1616},[1617,1621,1625,1630,1634,1638,1643,1655,1659,1664,1690,1695,1699,1703,1707,1712,1716],{"type":14,"content":1618},[1619],{"text":1620,"type":18},"The biggest wallpaper trend of 2026 is one you might not notice at first. It isn't a colour or a print. It's texture: grasscloth, linen weaves, herringbone, the sort of paper that reads as a surface before it reads as a pattern. Walk into a room done well in texture and you clock the warmth before you work out why. That quietness is exactly the point, and it's why texture is showing up everywhere from bedrooms to boot rooms this year.",{"type":78,"attrs":1622},{"alt":1623,"src":1624},"A wall in a neutral linen-texture wallpaper, natural daylight, warm styling","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F1878\u002F45482\u002F105854_ROOMSET_01__41487.1773421690.jpg",{"type":20,"attrs":1626,"content":1627},{"level":22},[1628],{"text":1629,"type":18},"What grasscloth actually is",{"type":14,"content":1631},[1632],{"text":1633,"type":18},"Grasscloth is a natural paper. Fibres like jute, sisal, hemp or arrowroot are woven into a fine mat and bonded onto a paper backing. Because the fibres are real and dyed in batches, no two rolls are identical, and the colour shifts slightly across the wall as the light moves. That variation is the material being honest about what it is, not a fault. It's the same reason a linen curtain looks richer than a printed one.",{"type":14,"content":1635},[1636],{"text":1637,"type":18},"There's no pattern repeat to match on a true grasscloth, which sounds easy but changes how you hang it. You work with the natural seams rather than hiding them, so the panels read as deliberate columns. It suits a calm eye and a steady hand.",{"type":20,"attrs":1639,"content":1640},{"level":22},[1641],{"text":1642,"type":18},"Why texture is having its moment",{"type":14,"content":1644},[1645,1647,1653],{"text":1646,"type":18},"Two things are driving it. The first is a general move away from flat, cool minimalism towards something warmer and more tactile. Rooms have spent a decade in smooth matt paint, and texture is the natural next step: still quiet, but with something for the eye and the hand to land on. It sits right at the centre of the ",{"text":1648,"type":18,"marks":1649},"japandi look",[1650],{"type":50,"attrs":1651},{"href":1652},"\u002Fproducts?category=style-japandi",{"text":1654,"type":18},", where natural materials do the decorating and colour stays soft.",{"type":14,"content":1656},[1657],{"text":1658,"type":18},"The second is practical. A plain painted wall in a big room can feel a bit dead, especially in flat north light. Texture fixes that without adding a single motif. It gives depth to a room that doesn't want pattern, which makes it the easy answer for anyone who loves a calm scheme but finds a solid colour a touch bare.",{"type":20,"attrs":1660,"content":1661},{"level":22},[1662],{"text":1663,"type":18},"Where it works best",{"type":212,"content":1665},[1666,1672,1678,1684],{"type":215,"content":1667},[1668],{"type":14,"content":1669},[1670],{"text":1671,"type":18},"Behind the bed. A grasscloth headboard wall gives a bedroom the softness of a fabric panel for a fraction of the fuss.",{"type":215,"content":1673},[1674],{"type":14,"content":1675},[1676],{"text":1677,"type":18},"Dining rooms and snugs. Texture reads beautifully in evening light and lamplight, where a flat colour can look chalky.",{"type":215,"content":1679},[1680],{"type":14,"content":1681},[1682],{"text":1683,"type":18},"A whole calm room. Because there's no motif to tire of, texture is one of the few papers that works over four walls without ever feeling busy.",{"type":215,"content":1685},[1686],{"type":14,"content":1687},[1688],{"text":1689,"type":18},"Alongside pattern. A textured plain on three walls with one patterned wall is a quieter way to do a feature wall than pattern against flat paint.",{"type":20,"attrs":1691,"content":1692},{"level":22},[1693],{"text":1694,"type":18},"The honest catches",{"type":14,"content":1696},[1697],{"text":1698,"type":18},"Natural grasscloth is delicate. It doesn't like water or scrubbing, so it's the wrong choice for a family bathroom, behind a hob, or a hallway that takes wet coats and bikes. It can also mark, and the natural colour variation that looks lovely on a feature wall can surprise people who expected a flat, even finish. Order from the same batch where you can, and keep grubby-handed rooms off the list.",{"type":14,"content":1700},[1701],{"text":1702,"type":18},"If you love the look but need it to survive real life, printed texture is the answer. Herringbone, linen and plaster effects are printed onto standard, wipeable paper, so you get the depth without the fragility. They cost less, they hang like a normal wallpaper with a repeat to match, and in a busy room they're the sensible pick.",{"type":78,"attrs":1704},{"alt":1705,"src":1706},"A herringbone-texture effect wallpaper on a wall, styled in warm neutrals","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F9090\u002F45391\u002F105853_ROOMSET_01__17647.1773421691.jpg",{"type":20,"attrs":1708,"content":1709},{"level":22},[1710],{"text":1711,"type":18},"How to choose one",{"type":14,"content":1713},[1714],{"text":1715,"type":18},"Decide first whether you want the real thing or the printed effect, because that settles the room. Then think about light: a warm neutral grasscloth in a sunny room glows, while the same paper in a dark room can flatten, so lean a shade warmer than you think. Look closely at the weave too, since a tight, fine weave reads as smart and calm and a loose, chunky one brings more of a coastal, relaxed feel.",{"type":14,"content":1717},[1718,1720,1724],{"text":1719,"type":18},"You can see how both the natural weaves and the printed textures behave across a whole wall in our ",{"text":894,"type":18,"marks":1721},[1722],{"type":50,"attrs":1723},{"href":146},{"text":1725,"type":18},", where the room-set photos show the depth in real light and each product lists whether it's a true natural or a wipeable printed effect. Spend a moment with the detail and the quietest trend of the year turns out to be the easiest one to live with.",[316],"2026-07-08T08:00:00+00:00","Grasscloth and Texture: 2026's Quietest Trend","Why textured wallpaper, from grasscloth to printed linen and herringbone, is 2026's quiet big trend, where it works, and the honest catches to know.",{"fields":149},"2026-07-03T05:18:53.936+00:00","2026-07-08T08:00:01.084112+00:00",{},{"id":1735,"tenant_id":6,"slug":1736,"title":1737,"excerpt":1738,"content":1739,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":1865,"category":149,"tags":1866,"status":154,"published_at":1867,"seo_title":1868,"seo_description":1869,"metadata":1870,"created_at":1871,"updated_at":1872,"fields":1873,"scheduled_at":149},"c76f11ed-d3dd-4df3-829c-d8bd0566eeda","william-morris-wallpaper-why-it-still-works","William Morris wallpaper: why it still works 150 years on","Morris designed his first wallpaper in the 1860s. The patterns are still in print, still going up on walls, still selling. Here's why they last.",{"type":11,"content":1740},[1741,1745,1750,1754,1758,1763,1767,1771,1782,1787,1791,1802,1807,1811,1837,1842,1846,1850,1855],{"type":14,"content":1742},[1743],{"text":1744,"type":18},"William Morris drew his first wallpaper in the early 1860s. That pattern, Trellis, is still in print today. So are Willow Bough, Strawberry Thief, Marigold and a dozen others he designed before 1900. Very few products of any kind survive that long and stay in production the whole time. Wallpaper trends usually last a few seasons. Morris has lasted five generations. It's worth asking why.",{"type":20,"attrs":1746,"content":1747},{"level":22},[1748],{"text":1749,"type":18},"The patterns are older than you think",{"type":14,"content":1751},[1752],{"text":1753,"type":18},"Morris was a Victorian, born in 1834. He worked at the centre of the Arts and Crafts movement, which set itself against the flat, machine-printed decoration that filled British homes in his lifetime. He wanted patterns drawn from real plants and printed by hand, and he wanted them to be honest about being pattern rather than pretending to be a painting or a view through a window.",{"type":14,"content":1755},[1756],{"text":1757,"type":18},"So Willow Bough is willow leaves and nothing else, repeating gently up the wall. Strawberry Thief, from 1883, came straight out of his own garden at Kelmscott Manor, where thrushes kept stealing the fruit. The designs were block-printed, one carved wooden block per colour, pressed by hand down the length of each roll. Morris & Co still prints some of the archive that way, and the brand now sits inside the Sanderson Design Group, which is why the patterns are widely available a century and a half on.",{"type":20,"attrs":1759,"content":1760},{"level":22},[1761],{"text":1762,"type":18},"Why the designs still work on a modern wall",{"type":14,"content":1764},[1765],{"text":1766,"type":18},"The short answer is that Morris understood repeat better than almost anyone since. A wallpaper is not one picture. It is one small unit tiled hundreds of times up and across a wall, and the whole trick is hiding the joins so the eye reads flow rather than grid.",{"type":14,"content":1768},[1769],{"text":1770,"type":18},"Morris built his patterns around curving stems that carry the eye diagonally, so you never notice where one repeat ends and the next begins. The density does the rest. There is so much leaf and flower packed in that a small mark on the wall, a scuff or a picture hook, simply disappears into it. That is a practical gift in a hallway or a family room, and it is one reason the patterns wear well in a way a plain painted wall never does.",{"type":14,"content":1772},[1773,1775,1780],{"text":1774,"type":18},"The subject matter helps too. Leaves, birds, fruit and flowers do not date the way a geometric or a colour-of-the-year does. A room papered in Willow Bough looked current in 1887 and looks current now, which is a rare thing to be able to say about any pattern. If foliage prints are where your eye keeps going, our ",{"text":1776,"type":18,"marks":1777},"floral wallpaper range",[1778],{"type":50,"attrs":1779},{"href":755},{"text":1781,"type":18}," is the place to start.",{"type":20,"attrs":1783,"content":1784},{"level":22},[1785],{"text":1786,"type":18},"The colours have quietly moved on",{"type":14,"content":1788},[1789],{"text":1790,"type":18},"People picture Morris in the old colourways: sage green, madder red, indigo, ochre on a tea-stained ground. Those still exist and they suit a period house beautifully. But the archive gets recoloured regularly, and the newer palettes are where a lot of the modern interest is.",{"type":14,"content":1792},[1793,1795,1800],{"text":1794,"type":18},"You'll find the same drawings issued in charcoal and ink, in soft plaster pinks, in near-black grounds that read almost like a moody japandi paper. The pattern stays Victorian while the colour turns 2026. If you like the drawing but not the granny-ish reputation, look for a dark or a muted recolour rather than the classic cream. A charcoal Willow Bough in a small study is a completely different room from the same design in traditional green, and the ",{"text":1796,"type":18,"marks":1797},"shop-by-colour pages",[1798],{"type":50,"attrs":1799},{"href":118},{"text":1801,"type":18}," make it easy to see which grounds are available before you commit.",{"type":20,"attrs":1803,"content":1804},{"level":22},[1805],{"text":1806,"type":18},"Where a Morris print earns its place",{"type":14,"content":1808},[1809],{"text":1810,"type":18},"A busy pattern wants a job to do. Here are the rooms where a Morris paper tends to reward the effort.",{"type":212,"content":1812},[1813,1819,1825,1831],{"type":215,"content":1814},[1815],{"type":14,"content":1816},[1817],{"text":1818,"type":18},"Hallways and stairwells. A dense foliage print hides the knocks a hallway takes, and the pattern carries up an awkward stair wall better than a plain colour, which tends to show every shadow.",{"type":215,"content":1820},[1821],{"type":14,"content":1822},[1823],{"text":1824,"type":18},"Dining rooms. Morris papers suit evening light and candlelight, where the density reads as warmth rather than clutter.",{"type":215,"content":1826},[1827],{"type":14,"content":1828},[1829],{"text":1830,"type":18},"Downstairs loos and box rooms. A small room can take a full-on pattern that would be a lot in a big space, and a tiny cloakroom in Strawberry Thief is a genuine pleasure.",{"type":215,"content":1832},[1833],{"type":14,"content":1834},[1835],{"text":1836,"type":18},"One chimney breast. If a whole room feels like too much, paper the chimney breast alone and paint the rest in a colour pulled from the design.",{"type":20,"attrs":1838,"content":1839},{"level":22},[1840],{"text":1841,"type":18},"Living with a pattern this busy",{"type":14,"content":1843},[1844],{"text":1845,"type":18},"Two practical points. First, the repeats can be large. A big archive floral might have a pattern repeat of 50cm or more, which means more waste when you cut to match, so you'll need a little extra paper than a plain would suggest. The repeat figure is printed on every product, and it's worth reading before you order.",{"type":14,"content":1847},[1848],{"text":1849,"type":18},"Second, keep the rest of the room quiet. A Morris wall does a lot of talking, so plain curtains, plain upholstery and one or two colours borrowed from the paper will hold it together. Fight it with a second strong pattern and the room gets tiring fast. Let it lead and it settles into the background in the best way.",{"type":20,"attrs":1851,"content":1852},{"level":22},[1853],{"text":1854,"type":18},"Buying one today",{"type":14,"content":1856},[1857,1859,1863],{"text":1858,"type":18},"Morris famously said to have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful. A wallpaper he drew before the invention of the motor car still passes that test, which is about the strongest recommendation a pattern can carry. If you want to see how the designs behave across a whole wall, browse the ",{"text":1067,"type":18,"marks":1860},[1861],{"type":50,"attrs":1862},{"href":146},{"text":1864,"type":18},", where the room-set photos show the scale in a real space and the pattern-repeat figure tells you how the design will tile before you buy. Spend a moment with the detail and a 150-year-old pattern stops being a museum piece and starts being the easiest wall in the house.","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F11777\u002F23611\u002F127396_ROOMSET_ALYWORTH%20TRAIL%20FERN_01__35201.1719411456.jpg",[153],"2026-07-02T09:06:55+00:00","William Morris Wallpaper: Why It Still Works","Why William Morris wallpaper patterns like Willow Bough and Strawberry Thief still work today, the modern recolours, and the rooms they suit best.",{"fields":149},"2026-07-03T05:18:54.728+00:00","2026-07-05T16:31:04.709085+00:00",{},{"id":1875,"tenant_id":6,"slug":1876,"title":1877,"excerpt":1878,"content":1879,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":1974,"category":149,"tags":1975,"status":154,"published_at":1976,"seo_title":1977,"seo_description":1978,"metadata":1979,"created_at":1980,"updated_at":1981,"fields":1982,"scheduled_at":149},"17ee227c-5c69-4463-97b4-687c968cd167","hallway-and-stairs-wallpaper-ideas","Hallway and stairs wallpaper ideas that last","The hallway takes more knocks than any room in the house. Here's how to pick a paper that still looks good in five years, not five months.",{"type":11,"content":1880},[1881,1885,1890,1894,1899,1903,1908,1919,1924,1928,1933,1959,1964],{"type":14,"content":1882},[1883],{"text":1884,"type":18},"The hallway is the first thing anyone sees and the last place people think to decorate. It's also the hardest-working wall in the house. Bags scrape it, wet coats brush it, the dog shakes by it, and the stairs funnel every bit of traffic past the same three feet of plaster. So the question in a hall isn't only what looks good. It's what still looks good after a couple of winters. Get that right and the hallway becomes the room that sets the tone for the whole house. Here's how we'd approach it.",{"type":20,"attrs":1886,"content":1887},{"level":22},[1888],{"text":1889,"type":18},"Start with the space you've actually got",{"type":14,"content":1891},[1892],{"text":1893,"type":18},"Most halls are narrow, tall and short on natural light. That shapes the choice more than any trend does. A narrow hall doesn't want a huge, sprawling pattern, because you never get to stand back far enough to see it work. A tight repeat, a small geometric or a fine trailing floral reads better up close and doesn't fight the width. If the hall is dark, and most are, a warm ground does more for it than a cool one. Ochre, soft terracotta, a warm stone or a deep ink all give the space something the daylight isn't supplying. Look at how the design behaves on a whole wall in the room-set photos before you settle, because a pattern that looks busy on a phone screen often calms right down once it's up and lit.",{"type":20,"attrs":1895,"content":1896},{"level":22},[1897],{"text":1898,"type":18},"Paper the top half, panel the bottom",{"type":14,"content":1900},[1901],{"text":1902,"type":18},"The oldest trick in the hall is still the best one. Put timber panelling or a painted dado on the lower third of the wall, where the knocks land, and run the wallpaper above it. The panelling takes the scuffs and the bag scrapes, and the paper stays clean and looks after itself. It also breaks up a tall, thin wall into proportions that feel right, and it gives you a natural line to hang coats and mirrors against. If panelling feels like too much work, a simple painted dado rail at about a metre high does a lot of the same job for a fraction of the effort.",{"type":20,"attrs":1904,"content":1905},{"level":22},[1906],{"text":1907,"type":18},"Choose a paper built for the wear",{"type":14,"content":1909},[1910,1912,1917],{"text":1911,"type":18},"This is where the hall differs from a bedroom. A delicate uncoated paper in a busy hallway will show every mark within a season. What you want is a good-quality paste-the-wall paper, ideally one described as washable or scrubbable, so a wipe with a damp cloth takes the fingerprints off rather than driving them in. Non-woven papers are the easier pick here on two counts. They wear better, and when the day comes to redecorate they strip off the wall dry, in whole lengths, which matters a lot on a staircase you'd rather not be soaking. Check the washability rating on the ",{"text":1913,"type":18,"marks":1914},"product spec",[1915],{"type":50,"attrs":1916},{"href":146},{"text":1918,"type":18}," before you buy. It's the single most useful line for a hallway, and it's often overlooked.",{"type":20,"attrs":1920,"content":1921},{"level":22},[1922],{"text":1923,"type":18},"Be honest about the stairwell",{"type":14,"content":1925},[1926],{"text":1927,"type":18},"The stairs are the part people underestimate. Hanging paper down a stairwell means working off a stepladder or a proper scaffold board across the stairs, with drops that can run three or four metres on the tall wall over the return. The paper has to hang plumb, and stairs are rarely square, so the pattern needs handling with care where it meets the skirting on the rake. If you're a confident decorator, a paste-the-wall paper with a forgiving small repeat is the sensible choice, because you can reposition it on the wall while it's still dry. If the stairwell is tall or the drop over the stairs is a long one, this is the job most worth handing to a decorator. It's not the paper that's hard. It's the height.",{"type":20,"attrs":1929,"content":1930},{"level":22},[1931],{"text":1932,"type":18},"Looks that work in a hall",{"type":212,"content":1934},[1935,1941,1947,1953],{"type":215,"content":1936},[1937],{"type":14,"content":1938},[1939],{"text":1940,"type":18},"A small geometric or a fine stripe. Both suit a narrow space, both read as smart rather than busy, and a vertical stripe adds height to a low hall. See the geometric range at \u002Fproducts?category=style-geometric.",{"type":215,"content":1942},[1943],{"type":14,"content":1944},[1945],{"text":1946,"type":18},"A trailing floral above panelling. The classic hallway. The panelling grounds it and the pattern lifts the light. Cath Kidston and Laura Ashley florals sit right at home here.",{"type":215,"content":1948},[1949],{"type":14,"content":1950},[1951],{"text":1952,"type":18},"A deep ink or oxblood on the whole stairwell. A dark hall sounds risky and usually isn't, because you pass through it rather than sit in it, so the drama earns its keep without wearing you out.",{"type":215,"content":1954},[1955],{"type":14,"content":1956},[1957],{"text":1958,"type":18},"A textured or grasscloth-effect paper. Adds warmth and hides an uneven old wall, which halls in older Beverley houses tend to have.",{"type":20,"attrs":1960,"content":1961},{"level":22},[1962],{"text":1963,"type":18},"Measure the awkward bits before you order",{"type":14,"content":1965},[1966,1968,1972],{"text":1967,"type":18},"Halls and stairs eat more paper than a plain room of the same wall area, because the cuts around the string of the stairs, the newel post and the doors all leave offcuts you can't use elsewhere. Add a roll to whatever a straight calculation gives you, and buy it all in one go so the batch numbers match. A hall is exactly the place a mismatched batch shows, because the long unbroken drop over the stairs puts two lengths side by side in full view. When you're weighing up a design, check its pattern-repeat figure on the ",{"text":894,"type":18,"marks":1969},[1970],{"type":50,"attrs":1971},{"href":146},{"text":1973,"type":18},", because a large repeat means more waste on a tall stairwell and changes how many rolls you need. Get the paper right for the wear, get the batch right, and the hallway stops being the room you apologise for and starts being the one that makes the rest of the house look considered.","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F14861\u002F37611\u002F143327_ROOMSET_ADWICK%20TRAIL%20DARK%20SEASPRAY_01__92293.1769852459.jpg",[579,580],"2026-07-01T09:30:58+00:00","Hallway and Stairs Wallpaper Ideas That Last","Hallway wallpaper ideas built for wear: patterns for narrow halls, panelling tricks, washable papers, and how to handle a tall stairwell.",{"fields":149},"2026-07-03T05:18:54.065+00:00","2026-07-05T16:31:03.844442+00:00",{},{"id":1984,"tenant_id":6,"slug":1985,"title":1986,"excerpt":1987,"content":1988,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":2106,"category":149,"tags":2107,"status":154,"published_at":2108,"seo_title":2109,"seo_description":2110,"metadata":2111,"created_at":2112,"updated_at":2113,"fields":2114,"scheduled_at":149},"65c9b9a6-6a79-47fd-b16d-30051236a514","oxblood-ochre-and-ink-deep-colour","Oxblood, ochre and ink: using deep colour on your walls","Deep colour is easier to live with than people fear. Here's how oxblood, ochre and ink behave on a wall, and where each one earns its place.",{"type":11,"content":1989},[1990,1994,1999,2011,2016,2028,2033,2044,2049,2053,2058,2090,2095],{"type":14,"content":1991},[1992],{"text":1993,"type":18},"Deep colour scares people more than it should. The worry is always the same: won't a dark wall make the room feel smaller, gloomier, harder to live with? In practice the opposite tends to happen. A saturated wallpaper wraps a room rather than shrinking it, and the corners stop announcing themselves once the colour carries past them. Oxblood, ochre and ink are three of the colours we get asked about most, and each behaves differently once it's up. Here's what to expect from them, and where each one tends to work best.",{"type":20,"attrs":1995,"content":1996},{"level":22},[1997],{"text":1998,"type":18},"Oxblood: warmth with a bit of weight",{"type":14,"content":2000},[2001,2003,2009],{"text":2002,"type":18},"Oxblood is a deep, brownish red, the colour of an old leather chair or a glass of claret held to the light. It reads as warm without tipping into the brightness of a true red, which is what makes it so easy to live with. In a north-facing room it does the job natural light won't, giving the walls a glow on the dullest Hull afternoon. In a south-facing room it deepens and softens as the day goes on. We've hung ",{"text":2004,"type":18,"marks":2005},"oxblood wallpaper",[2006],{"type":50,"attrs":2007},{"href":2008},"\u002Fproducts?category=colour-oxblood",{"text":2010,"type":18}," in dining rooms and snugs more than anywhere else, because it suits a room you use in the evening, by lamplight, with the curtains drawn. A damask or a dense floral in oxblood feels considered rather than loud. Pair it with brass, warm timber and cream woodwork and the room settles.",{"type":20,"attrs":2012,"content":2013},{"level":22},[2014],{"text":2015,"type":18},"Ochre: the colour that acts like sunlight",{"type":14,"content":2017},[2018,2020,2026],{"text":2019,"type":18},"Ochre is a warm, earthy yellow with a touch of brown in it, closer to mustard than to lemon. It's the most forgiving of the three, because it lifts a room the moment it goes up. A wall in ",{"text":2021,"type":18,"marks":2022},"ochre",[2023],{"type":50,"attrs":2024},{"href":2025},"\u002Fproducts?category=colour-ochre",{"text":2027,"type":18}," can stand in for the light a room hasn't got, which is why it works so well in hallways, box rooms and any space that faces away from the sun. It's also sociable. Ochre sits happily next to sage green, soft blush and the deeper end of the palette, so you can build a whole scheme around it without much risk. The one thing to watch is undertone. A mustard ochre with a green lean and a golden ochre with a red lean behave very differently on the wall, so look at the pattern in the actual room before you settle on one.",{"type":20,"attrs":2029,"content":2030},{"level":22},[2031],{"text":2032,"type":18},"Ink: the quiet drama",{"type":14,"content":2034},[2035,2037,2042],{"text":2036,"type":18},"Ink is a deep blue-black, a near-navy that never quite reads as black. It's the most dramatic of the three and, oddly, often the easiest to commit to, because it acts almost like a neutral. A wall in ",{"text":2038,"type":18,"marks":2039},"ink",[2040],{"type":50,"attrs":2041},{"href":265},{"text":2043,"type":18}," gives you a backdrop that makes everything in front of it look better. Pale art pops against it. Brass and gold warm it up. Greenery reads brighter. Ink suits bedrooms especially well, because the depth makes the room feel calm and enclosed in a way that helps you sleep. It's also the colour behind the dark, moody looks doing the rounds in 2026. A botanical or a fine geometric on an ink ground gives you all the depth without the flat heaviness of a plain dark paint.",{"type":20,"attrs":2045,"content":2046},{"level":22},[2047],{"text":2048,"type":18},"Why a deep colour in pattern beats a deep colour in paint",{"type":14,"content":2050},[2051],{"text":2052,"type":18},"A wall painted a single dark shade can fall flat, especially in poor light, because there's nothing for the eye to catch. Pattern fixes that. A damask, a trailing floral or a small repeat in the same deep colour gives the wall movement and a change of tone across its surface, so the colour stays alive as the light shifts through the day. It also hides a multitude of sins. Dark paint shows every roller mark, scuff and patched bit of plaster, whereas a patterned paper forgives an imperfect wall and keeps looking good for longer. If you've been nervous about a flat block of strong colour, pattern is the lower-risk way in.",{"type":20,"attrs":2054,"content":2055},{"level":22},[2056],{"text":2057,"type":18},"How to use deep colour without overdoing it",{"type":212,"content":2059},[2060,2066,2072,2078,2084],{"type":215,"content":2061},[2062],{"type":14,"content":2063},[2064],{"text":2065,"type":18},"Start with the room you use in the evening. Dining rooms, snugs and bedrooms take deep colour more naturally than a bright kitchen does.",{"type":215,"content":2067},[2068],{"type":14,"content":2069},[2070],{"text":2071,"type":18},"Let the colour run round the whole room rather than stopping at one feature wall. A single dark wall facing three pale ones often looks like an afterthought.",{"type":215,"content":2073},[2074],{"type":14,"content":2075},[2076],{"text":2077,"type":18},"Keep the woodwork warm. Cream or soft stone skirting flatters oxblood and ochre, while ink can take a crisper white or a tone close to the paper itself.",{"type":215,"content":2079},[2080],{"type":14,"content":2081},[2082],{"text":2083,"type":18},"Bring in metal and timber. Brass, aged gold and warm wood stop a deep scheme feeling cold.",{"type":215,"content":2085},[2086],{"type":14,"content":2087},[2088],{"text":2089,"type":18},"Mind the lighting. Deep colour drinks light, so a room papered dark wants more lamps and warmer bulbs than a pale one.",{"type":20,"attrs":2091,"content":2092},{"level":22},[2093],{"text":2094,"type":18},"Seeing the colour properly before you commit",{"type":14,"content":2096},[2097,2099,2104],{"text":2098,"type":18},"Deep colour is the hardest kind to judge from a phone screen, because screens brighten and cool everything. The best way to get a true read is to look closely at the large detail photos and room-set images in ",{"text":2100,"type":18,"marks":2101},"the wallpaper range",[2102],{"type":50,"attrs":2103},{"href":146},{"text":2105,"type":18},", where you can see how the pigment behaves across a whole wall and next to furniture, rather than as a flat block on a screen. Check the pattern-repeat figure on each product too, because a deep colour in a large repeat reads very differently from the same colour in a tight one, and the repeat tells you how the design will tile across the room. Spend a little time with the detail before you decide, and a deep colour stops being a gamble and starts being the easiest choice you'll make for the room.","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F11787\u002F23632\u002F127398_ROOMSET_DEVRONS%20GROVE%20TERRACOTTA_01__79226.1719413420.jpg",[316],"2026-06-30T09:05:59+00:00","Oxblood, Ochre and Ink: Using Deep Colour on Walls","How oxblood, ochre and ink wallpaper behave on a wall, where each deep colour works best, and why pattern beats flat dark paint.",{"fields":149},"2026-06-30T09:56:01.843+00:00","2026-07-05T16:31:04.279142+00:00",{},{"id":2116,"tenant_id":6,"slug":2117,"title":2118,"excerpt":2119,"content":2120,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":2244,"category":149,"tags":2245,"status":154,"published_at":2246,"seo_title":2247,"seo_description":2248,"metadata":2249,"created_at":2250,"updated_at":2251,"fields":2252,"scheduled_at":149},"08a28d0a-287b-43e2-9131-940f223c2b2e","can-you-wallpaper-a-bathroom","Can you wallpaper a bathroom? Yes, here's how","Yes, you can wallpaper a bathroom, as long as you pick the right paper, keep it off the splash zones and let the room breathe. Here's how to do it properly.",{"type":11,"content":2121},[2122,2126,2131,2135,2140,2144,2170,2175,2179,2184,2188,2193,2197,2202,2220,2230,2240],{"type":14,"content":2123},[2124],{"text":2125,"type":18},"It's the question we get asked most by anyone tempted to put pattern in their smallest room. Can you actually wallpaper a bathroom, or does it just peel off in a month? The honest answer is yes, you can, and plenty of bathrooms hold their paper for years. The catch is that a bathroom asks more of wallpaper than a bedroom does. Steam, splashes and big temperature swings all work against the glue. Get the paper choice, the placement and the ventilation right, and pattern in a bathroom looks lovely and lasts. Get them wrong, and you'll be re-hanging by spring.",{"type":20,"attrs":2127,"content":2128},{"level":22},[2129],{"text":2130,"type":18},"The real enemy is moisture, not water",{"type":14,"content":2132},[2133],{"text":2134,"type":18},"People picture water as the problem, but it's the steam that does most of the damage. A hot shower fills the room with warm, damp air that settles on every cold surface and creeps behind the seams. Over time that moisture softens ordinary paste and lifts edges, usually at the corners and along the ceiling first. A bathroom that's used hard, with two or three showers a day and a window that stays shut, is the toughest test a wallpaper faces anywhere in the home. A guest loo that's barely used and well aired is one of the easiest. Be honest about which one yours is before you start.",{"type":20,"attrs":2136,"content":2137},{"level":22},[2138],{"text":2139,"type":18},"Choose a paper built for damp rooms",{"type":14,"content":2141},[2142],{"text":2143,"type":18},"Not every wallpaper belongs in a bathroom. The ones that cope are vinyl or vinyl-coated papers, which have a wipeable surface that shrugs off splashes and condensation. Look for a washability rating: scrubbable or highly washable is what you want, not merely spongeable. Non-woven backings help too, because they're more stable than old paper backings and don't swell as much when the air gets damp. Plain paper and delicate uncoated designs are the wrong call here, however pretty they are. If you've fallen for an uncoated pattern, save it for the bedroom and pick a washable cousin for the bathroom.",{"type":212,"content":2145},[2146,2152,2158,2164],{"type":215,"content":2147},[2148],{"type":14,"content":2149},[2150],{"text":2151,"type":18},"Vinyl or vinyl-coated papers, rated washable or scrubbable, for anywhere near moisture.",{"type":215,"content":2153},[2154],{"type":14,"content":2155},[2156],{"text":2157,"type":18},"Non-woven backed designs, which are more stable and easier to hang and to take off later.",{"type":215,"content":2159},[2160],{"type":14,"content":2161},[2162],{"text":2163,"type":18},"Paste-the-wall papers, so the paper itself never soaks and stretches before it's up.",{"type":215,"content":2165},[2166],{"type":14,"content":2167},[2168],{"text":2169,"type":18},"In a heavily used family bathroom, treat a sealed feature wall as the safe option rather than full coverage.",{"type":20,"attrs":2171,"content":2172},{"level":22},[2173],{"text":2174,"type":18},"Keep it out of the splash zone",{"type":14,"content":2176},[2177],{"text":2178,"type":18},"The single biggest thing you can do is keep paper away from where water actually lands. Direct contact with the shower wall, the bath surround or the basin splashback is asking too much of any wallpaper. Those areas want tile, glass or a panel. Wallpaper earns its place on the drier walls: the one behind the loo, the wall facing the shower, the space above a half-height tile or panelled dado. A papered feature wall opposite the bath, with tile doing the wet work, is the combination that lasts and looks considered. You get the pattern you wanted without betting it against a daily soaking.",{"type":20,"attrs":2180,"content":2181},{"level":22},[2182],{"text":2183,"type":18},"Prep and ventilation matter more here",{"type":14,"content":2185},[2186],{"text":2187,"type":18},"Bathroom walls need to be sound, clean and dry before anything goes up. Fill cracks, sand back flaking paint, and wipe away any soap film or trapped grease, because paste won't grip a dirty wall. A coat of size or a thinned primer gives the paper something to hold onto. Then think about air. An extractor fan that actually runs, or a window you'll genuinely open after a shower, does more for your wallpaper's lifespan than any other single thing. Damp that can escape doesn't sit behind the seams. If your bathroom has no fan and no opening window, fix the airflow before you spend on paper.",{"type":20,"attrs":2189,"content":2190},{"level":22},[2191],{"text":2192,"type":18},"Seal the vulnerable edges",{"type":14,"content":2194},[2195],{"text":2196,"type":18},"Edges are where bathroom wallpaper fails first, so give them help. Run a thin bead of clear, mould-resistant decorator's caulk where the paper meets the ceiling and skirting, and around any cut-outs for pipes or sockets. Some decorators brush a coat of clear matt varnish or a proprietary wallpaper sealer over vinyl in the dampest corners for extra insurance, though test it on an offcut first to be sure the paper can take it. Press every seam down well as you hang, and don't leave lifted edges to settle, because in a bathroom they won't.",{"type":20,"attrs":2198,"content":2199},{"level":22},[2200],{"text":2201,"type":18},"What looks good in a small, busy room",{"type":14,"content":2203},[2204,2206,2211,2213,2218],{"text":2205,"type":18},"Small bathrooms are the one place where a bold pattern often works better than a timid one. A confident ",{"text":2207,"type":18,"marks":2208},"floral",[2209],{"type":50,"attrs":2210},{"href":755},{"text":2212,"type":18},", a deep botanical or a small-scale ",{"text":2214,"type":18,"marks":2215},"geometric",[2216],{"type":50,"attrs":2217},{"href":455},{"text":2219,"type":18}," gives the eye something to enjoy and distracts from the lack of square footage. Dark colours, which people fear in small rooms, can make a windowless bathroom feel intimate rather than cramped. If you'd rather keep it light, a textured neutral or a fine stripe adds interest without shouting. 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A bathroom is exactly the kind of awkward, humid space where studying the detail closely before you buy saves you from a roll you'd regret.",{"type":14,"content":2241},[2242],{"text":2243,"type":18},"So yes, you can wallpaper a bathroom. Pick a washable vinyl or vinyl-coated paper, keep it clear of the splash zones, sort the ventilation, and seal the edges. Do that and pattern earns its place in the smallest room as well as it does anywhere else in the house.","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F11278\u002F20828\u002F122756_ROOMSET_BRINDLEY%20DUCK%20EGG.jpg__57593.1707926837.jpg",[579,580],"2026-06-29T09:24:09+00:00","Can You Wallpaper a Bathroom? Yes, Here's How","Yes, you can wallpaper a bathroom. How to pick a washable paper, keep it off the splash zones, sort ventilation and seal the edges so it lasts.",{"fields":149},"2026-06-29T10:05:50.096+00:00","2026-07-05T16:31:03.347348+00:00",{},{"id":2254,"tenant_id":6,"slug":2255,"title":2256,"excerpt":2257,"content":2258,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":2390,"category":149,"tags":2391,"status":154,"published_at":2392,"seo_title":2393,"seo_description":2394,"metadata":2395,"created_at":2396,"updated_at":2397,"fields":2398,"scheduled_at":149},"22d4997e-6682-4c3e-98a3-f4ad43d4c46c","is-peel-and-stick-wallpaper-any-good","Is peel-and-stick wallpaper any good? An honest take","Peel-and-stick is brilliant for renters and small jobs, and wrong for forever rooms. Here's where it works, where it fails, and how to choose.",{"type":11,"content":2259},[2260,2264,2269,2273,2278,2282,2308,2313,2317,2321,2326,2330,2335,2345,2350,2376,2386],{"type":14,"content":2261},[2262],{"text":2263,"type":18},"Peel-and-stick wallpaper turns up everywhere now. It's all over rental listings, student rooms and quick weekend makeovers. The pitch is simple: no paste, no pasting table, peel the backing off and press it on. So the honest question, the one we get asked across the counter most weeks, is whether it's actually any good. The short answer is that it's good at some things and poor at others, and it depends a lot on your walls and how long you want it to last.",{"type":20,"attrs":2265,"content":2266},{"level":22},[2267],{"text":2268,"type":18},"What peel-and-stick actually is",{"type":14,"content":2270},[2271],{"text":2272,"type":18},"It's a self-adhesive vinyl or fabric-backed sheet with a sticky layer on the back, protected by a peelable liner. You line it up, peel as you go, and smooth it onto the wall. There's no water, no paste bucket, no soaking time. That removes the part of wallpapering most people dread, which is why it sells so well to first-time decorators and renters.",{"type":20,"attrs":2274,"content":2275},{"level":22},[2276],{"text":2277,"type":18},"Where it genuinely works",{"type":14,"content":2279},[2280],{"text":2281,"type":18},"For short stays and small jobs, it earns its keep. If you rent and your tenancy says no permanent changes, a removable paper lets you have pattern on the wall and take it back off when you leave. It suits low-stakes areas too: the back of a shelving unit, an alcove, a downstairs loo, a rented bedroom feature wall. On a smooth, sound, recently painted wall it goes up fast and comes off without much drama.",{"type":212,"content":2283},[2284,2290,2296,2302],{"type":215,"content":2285},[2286],{"type":14,"content":2287},[2288],{"text":2289,"type":18},"Renters who need it to come back off cleanly at the end of a tenancy.",{"type":215,"content":2291},[2292],{"type":14,"content":2293},[2294],{"text":2295,"type":18},"Small areas like alcoves, shelf backs and a single feature wall.",{"type":215,"content":2297},[2298],{"type":14,"content":2299},[2300],{"text":2301,"type":18},"People who want to change their mind in a year or two without redecorating.",{"type":215,"content":2303},[2304],{"type":14,"content":2305},[2306],{"text":2307,"type":18},"Anyone nervous about paste who wants a low-commitment first go at pattern.",{"type":20,"attrs":2309,"content":2310},{"level":22},[2311],{"text":2312,"type":18},"Where it falls down",{"type":14,"content":2314},[2315],{"text":2316,"type":18},"The wall underneath decides everything. Peel-and-stick needs a smooth, clean, fully cured surface. On textured walls, woodchip, or fresh paint that hasn't hardened, it lifts at the edges within weeks. Bathrooms and kitchens are a gamble because steam gets behind the seams. Big patterns are harder to line up than they look, and because the panels are sticky from the first touch, you don't get the gentle sliding adjustment that pasted paper gives you while it's still wet.",{"type":14,"content":2318},[2319],{"text":2320,"type":18},"Longevity is the other catch. Most peel-and-stick is built to last a few years, not a couple of decades. The colours can fade faster in a sunny room, and corners and sockets are where it starts to peel first. If you're decorating a forever room, it's the wrong tool.",{"type":20,"attrs":2322,"content":2323},{"level":22},[2324],{"text":2325,"type":18},"The cost surprise",{"type":14,"content":2327},[2328],{"text":2329,"type":18},"People assume peel-and-stick is the cheap option. Roll for roll it often isn't. A removable panel can cost as much as a mid-range traditional paper, sometimes more, and it covers less because the repeats and panel sizes are set up for convenience rather than value. When you price up a whole room, the gap narrows or disappears. You're paying for the no-paste convenience, not for a saving.",{"type":20,"attrs":2331,"content":2332},{"level":22},[2333],{"text":2334,"type":18},"The honest middle ground",{"type":14,"content":2336},[2337,2339,2343],{"text":2338,"type":18},"Traditional pasted wallpaper has a worse reputation than it deserves. Paste-the-wall papers, which are now the norm for most non-woven designs, are far more forgiving than the old soak-the-paper method. You roll paste onto the wall, hang the dry paper straight onto it, and slide it into place. It's not the ordeal people remember from the 1980s. 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Skip peel-and-stick, it won't hold.",{"type":215,"content":2371},[2372],{"type":14,"content":2373},[2374],{"text":2375,"type":18},"Bathroom or kitchen? Choose a washable traditional paper rated for steam.",{"type":14,"content":2377},[2378,2380,2384],{"text":2379,"type":18},"Whichever way you lean, study the design before you commit. On ",{"text":2100,"type":18,"marks":2381},[2382],{"type":50,"attrs":2383},{"href":146},{"text":2385,"type":18}," each product page carries large, zoomable detail photos and room-set images, so you can see the true scale and colour of a design before you buy. Check the pattern-repeat figure listed on the page too, since that tells you how the design will line up across a wall. Reading those properly matters more with pattern than almost anything else, and it's the same advice we'd give whether you end up with a removable panel or a pasted roll.",{"type":14,"content":2387},[2388],{"text":2389,"type":18},"So, is peel-and-stick any good? Yes, for renters and small, short-term jobs on smooth walls. Less so for forever rooms, awkward surfaces or steamy spaces, where a traditional paper does the job better and often for similar money. Know which one you're in, and the choice gets easy.","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F1825\u002F40339\u002F107865_ROOMSET_ATELIER%20GEO%20SLATE_01.jpg__71025.1769761348.jpg",[579],"2026-06-26T09:07:08+00:00","Is Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper Any Good? 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Here is what is out there, and where we fit in.",{"type":11,"content":2405},[2406,2410,2415,2419,2424,2428,2456,2460,2482,2487,2491,2526,2531,2535,2540,2544,2549,2553,2558],{"type":14,"content":2407},[2408],{"text":2409,"type":18},"Try to buy decent wallpaper in Beverley and you hit the same wall most people do. The DIY sheds out towards the retail parks carry a small rack of the same few designs everyone has. The lovely independent shops in the town centre lean towards furniture, gifts and homeware, and most do not stock wallpaper at all. So you either settle for the paint-aisle range, or you drive into Hull, or you order blind off a screen. We started this shop to give East Yorkshire a third option.",{"type":20,"attrs":2411,"content":2412},{"level":22},[2413],{"text":2414,"type":18},"What the town already has",{"type":14,"content":2416},[2417],{"text":2418,"type":18},"Beverley is good at independent retail. The Saturday and Wednesday markets, the shops around North Bar and Toll Gavel, the homeware and interiors places dotted through the centre. What it has not had is a shop that does wallpaper properly, with real brands and real choice, rather than a single spinner of budget rolls. That is the gap. We are not competing with the gift shops or the furniture places, we just do the one thing they do not.",{"type":20,"attrs":2420,"content":2421},{"level":22},[2422],{"text":2423,"type":18},"The brands we carry",{"type":14,"content":2425},[2426],{"text":2427,"type":18},"We stock the labels the high street near here does not. Cath Kidston for the small ditsy florals and the kitchen-friendly prints. Clarke & Clarke for saturated colour and trend-led pattern at a fair price. Cole & Son for the archive designs and the big statement papers. Harlequin and Laura Ashley for the middle ground between classic and current. Joules for the country prints, and Graham & Brown for paste-the-wall textures and plains that hang easily.",{"type":14,"content":2429},[2430,2433,2437,2440,2445,2448,2454],{"text":2431,"type":18,"marks":2432},"You can browse the whole range in our ",[],{"text":142,"type":18,"marks":2434},[2435],{"type":50,"attrs":2436},{"href":146},{"text":2438,"type":18,"marks":2439},", or jump straight to a label, for example the ",[],{"text":2441,"type":18,"marks":2442},"Cath Kidston papers",[2443],{"type":50,"attrs":2444},{"href":1471},{"text":2446,"type":18,"marks":2447}," or the ",[],{"text":2449,"type":18,"marks":2450},"Cole & Son range",[2451],{"type":50,"attrs":2452},{"href":2453},"\u002Fproducts?category=brand-cole-son",{"text":2455,"type":18},". Filter by colour and style from there if you already know what you are after.",{"type":78,"attrs":2457},{"alt":2458,"src":2459},"Archive Rose Green wallpaper by Cath Kidston on a wall, the kind of label the local high street does not carry","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F11823\u002F23765\u002F125496_ROOMSET_ARCHIVE%20ROSE%20GREEN_01__30108.1721381472.jpg",{"type":14,"content":2461},[2462,2465,2471,2474,2480],{"text":2463,"type":18,"marks":2464},"To put faces to the names, ",[],{"text":2466,"type":18,"marks":2467},"Archive Rose Green",[2468],{"type":50,"attrs":2469},{"href":2470},"\u002Fproducts\u002Farchive-rose-green",{"text":2472,"type":18,"marks":2473}," is a good example of the Cath Kidston florals, and ",[],{"text":2475,"type":18,"marks":2476},"Josette Linen",[2477],{"type":50,"attrs":2478},{"href":2479},"\u002Fproducts\u002Fjosette-linen",{"text":2481,"type":18}," shows the softer Laura Ashley end of the range. Neither turns up on a DIY-shed spinner. Each product page carries large, zoomable detail and room-set photos and lists the pattern repeat, so you can study the design closely before you commit.",{"type":20,"attrs":2483,"content":2484},{"level":22},[2485],{"text":2486,"type":18},"Browse by colour and style",{"type":14,"content":2488},[2489],{"text":2490,"type":18},"Most people who walk in already have a feeling for what they want, even if they cannot name it yet. A deep oxblood for a dining room. A soft sage for a bedroom. A small geometric for an alcove, or a big floral for one feature wall. 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Either way you can line up three or four favourites and compare their detail photos side by side in an evening.",{"type":20,"attrs":2527,"content":2528},{"level":22},[2529],{"text":2530,"type":18},"How to judge a paper before you buy",{"type":14,"content":2532},[2533],{"text":2534,"type":18},"Colour reads differently in every room. A paper that looks soft and warm on a screen can turn cold on a north wall, and a pattern that looks small online can feel busy once it is up. So spend a few minutes on the product page first: zoom right into the large detail shots to read the true colour and scale, look at the room-set photos to see the design hung across a whole wall, and check the pattern-repeat figure listed on every product so you know how the design will tile. If you would rather see it in the flesh, come into the Beverley shop and look at the paper at full scale before you commit to a roll. It is the surest way to avoid an expensive mistake.",{"type":20,"attrs":2536,"content":2537},{"level":22},[2538],{"text":2539,"type":18},"Beyond Beverley",{"type":14,"content":2541},[2542],{"text":2543,"type":18},"We are a Beverley shop, but East Yorkshire is spread out and most people round here are used to a short drive for the things they care about. We send orders and rolls out across Hull, Cottingham, Driffield, Market Weighton, Pocklington and the villages in between, and we ship nationally too. So whether you are doing a Georgian sitting room off North Bar or a new-build hallway out towards Brough, the same range and the same prices reach you.",{"type":20,"attrs":2545,"content":2546},{"level":22},[2547],{"text":2548,"type":18},"Coming to see the paper in person",{"type":14,"content":2550},[2551],{"text":2552,"type":18},"There is no substitute for seeing a pattern at full scale and feeling the weight of the paper in your hand. [TBC: showroom address, opening hours, and whether viewings are by appointment to be confirmed before this goes to print.] Until then, the quickest way to judge a design from home is to zoom into the large detail and room-set photos on the product page and check the pattern-repeat figure listed there.",{"type":20,"attrs":2554,"content":2555},{"level":22},[2556],{"text":2557,"type":18},"If you get stuck",{"type":14,"content":2559},[2560,2563,2568],{"text":2561,"type":18,"marks":2562},"Working out how many rolls an awkward room needs, matching a discontinued pattern, or choosing between two papers you cannot decide on. These are the things a specialist is for, and they are the things the paint aisle cannot help with. Send us your measurements and a photo of the room and we will talk it through. 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Here is how to get the look at home.",{"type":11,"content":2585},[2586,2590,2595,2599,2604,2608,2613,2617,2649,2661,2666,2670,2674,2678,2700,2705,2709,2714,2718,2723,2727],{"type":14,"content":2587},[2588],{"text":2589,"type":18},"Japandi started as a pale, airy thing: bone walls, light oak, a lot of empty space. The 2026 version has turned the lights down. The same restraint is there, the same love of natural materials and clean lines, but the colour has moved from chalk to ink. Dark japandi keeps a room calm without keeping it cold, and it suits a north-facing snug or a small bedroom far better than the bright original ever did. Here is what the look actually is, and how to build it with one considered wallpaper rather than a full refit.",{"type":20,"attrs":2591,"content":2592},{"level":22},[2593],{"text":2594,"type":18},"What japandi is, in one paragraph",{"type":14,"content":2596},[2597],{"text":2598,"type":18},"Japandi is the meeting point of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian comfort. From Japan it takes wabi-sabi, the idea that something a little imperfect and handmade is more beautiful than something flawless. From Scandinavia it takes hygge, the warmth of soft light, natural texture and a room you want to sit in. Put plainly, it is a quiet room with good materials and nothing shouting for attention. Dark japandi is that same idea with the wall colour dialled deep, so the whole space feels like dusk indoors.",{"type":20,"attrs":2600,"content":2601},{"level":22},[2602],{"text":2603,"type":18},"Why it has gone darker for 2026",{"type":14,"content":2605},[2606],{"text":2607,"type":18},"Two things are pulling japandi into deeper tones. People are leaning into the moody, cocooning rooms that have been building for a couple of years, and they have learned that a dark wall reads as restful, not gloomy, when the materials around it are warm. The pale version can feel a bit clinical in a British light, especially in the months when it barely gets bright all day. Swap the chalk wall for an ink or charcoal one and the wood, linen and brass suddenly glow. It is the difference between a room that looks empty and a room that feels still.",{"type":20,"attrs":2609,"content":2610},{"level":22},[2611],{"text":2612,"type":18},"The colours that carry the look",{"type":14,"content":2614},[2615],{"text":2616,"type":18},"Dark japandi is not one colour, it is a narrow family of them. The wall sits in the deep range and everything else stays soft and natural so the room never tips into heavy. A useful palette to work from:",{"type":212,"content":2618},[2619,2625,2631,2637,2643],{"type":215,"content":2620},[2621],{"type":14,"content":2622},[2623],{"text":2624,"type":18},"Ink and charcoal for the main walls, the moody base the whole scheme rests on.",{"type":215,"content":2626},[2627],{"type":14,"content":2628},[2629],{"text":2630,"type":18},"Warm wood tones, oak and walnut, to stop the dark reading as cold.",{"type":215,"content":2632},[2633],{"type":14,"content":2634},[2635],{"text":2636,"type":18},"Muted greens like sage, used sparingly, for a living, organic note.",{"type":215,"content":2638},[2639],{"type":14,"content":2640},[2641],{"text":2642,"type":18},"Soft clay, oatmeal and unbleached linen for cushions, throws and shades.",{"type":215,"content":2644},[2645],{"type":14,"content":2646},[2647],{"text":2648,"type":18},"A whisper of brass or aged bronze in a lamp or a handle, never chrome.",{"type":14,"content":2650},[2651,2654,2659],{"text":2652,"type":18,"marks":2653},"If you want to see those deep tones together, our ",[],{"text":2655,"type":18,"marks":2656},"ink and sage shades",[2657],{"type":50,"attrs":2658},{"href":265},{"text":2660,"type":18}," are grouped in the shop by colour, so you can browse the base before you pick a pattern.",{"type":20,"attrs":2662,"content":2663},{"level":22},[2664],{"text":2665,"type":18},"Why wallpaper beats flat paint here",{"type":14,"content":2667},[2668],{"text":2669,"type":18},"You can do dark japandi with a flat painted wall, but a wallpaper earns its place because it adds the one thing minimalism still wants: texture. 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A bold floral or a graphic geometric fights the calm, and calm is the whole point.",{"type":78,"attrs":2675},{"alt":2676,"src":2677},"Grasscloth Texture wallpaper on a wall, the kind of woven, tonal surface that suits a dark japandi room","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F9029\u002F40460\u002F111726_ROOMSET_01__13129.1773421672.jpg",{"type":14,"content":2679},[2680,2683,2689,2692,2698],{"text":2681,"type":18,"marks":2682},"Two we keep coming back to for this look are ",[],{"text":2684,"type":18,"marks":2685},"Grasscloth Texture",[2686],{"type":50,"attrs":2687},{"href":2688},"\u002Fproducts\u002Fgrasscloth-texture",{"text":2690,"type":18,"marks":2691},", for real woven depth, and ",[],{"text":2693,"type":18,"marks":2694},"Herringbone Texture",[2695],{"type":50,"attrs":2696},{"href":2697},"\u002Fproducts\u002Fherringbone-texture",{"text":2699,"type":18},", for a quieter weave. Both read as surface rather than pattern, which is exactly what this look wants. Open either product page and study the close-up and room-set photos to see how the weave sits against wood and linen before you buy the rolls.",{"type":20,"attrs":2701,"content":2702},{"level":22},[2703],{"text":2704,"type":18},"Where it works in the house",{"type":14,"content":2706},[2707],{"text":2708,"type":18},"A dark wall does not shrink a room the way people fear. In a small space it does the opposite: it blurs the edges so you stop reading where the walls stop, and the room feels deeper and more enveloping. That makes dark japandi a good fit for a bedroom, where you want the light low and the mood settled, and for a north-facing or low-light snug that was never going to be bright anyway, so you may as well lean into the dusk. A hallway papered this way feels like a considered pause rather than a dim corridor. The one place to think twice is a room you need to feel busy and awake in, like a home office that already lacks daylight.",{"type":20,"attrs":2710,"content":2711},{"level":22},[2712],{"text":2713,"type":18},"Lighting makes or breaks it",{"type":14,"content":2715},[2716],{"text":2717,"type":18},"Dark walls eat light, so a single bright ceiling bulb is the enemy. Layer it instead. A couple of table or floor lamps with warm bulbs, around 2700K, pool light at low level and let the wall fall away into shadow at the top. That pooled, lived-in light is what makes the deep colour feel cosy rather than cave-like. It is also why the same paper can look wonderful in one home and flat in another: the lighting is doing half the work.",{"type":20,"attrs":2719,"content":2720},{"level":22},[2721],{"text":2722,"type":18},"Judge a deep colour before you commit",{"type":14,"content":2724},[2725],{"text":2726,"type":18},"Deep colours are the ones people misjudge most often, because a dark paper looks one way under a shop light and another in a real room at dusk. This is where the product pages earn their keep. Open the large, zoomable detail photos and the room-set images, and you can read the depth of the colour and the texture of the weave far more honestly than a small thumbnail allows. Look at how the paper sits against wood and linen in the room shots, and check the pattern-repeat figure listed on each product so you know exactly how the design will tile across a feature wall.",{"type":14,"content":2728},[2729,2732,2736,2739,2744,2747,2752],{"text":2730,"type":18,"marks":2731},"When you are ready to start looking, browse the ",[],{"text":2564,"type":18,"marks":2733},[2734],{"type":50,"attrs":2735},{"href":146},{"text":2737,"type":18,"marks":2738}," and filter down to the deep ",[],{"text":2740,"type":18,"marks":2741},"ink tones",[2742],{"type":50,"attrs":2743},{"href":265},{"text":2745,"type":18,"marks":2746}," or the quieter ",[],{"text":2748,"type":18,"marks":2749},"japandi-leaning styles",[2750],{"type":50,"attrs":2751},{"href":1652},{"text":2753,"type":18},". Pick the one that feels most like a surface and least like a pattern, study its detail and room-set photos closely, and check the listed pattern repeat before you decide.",[316],"2026-06-25T09:06:22+00:00","Dark Japandi Wallpaper: 2026's Calm, Moody Look","Dark japandi swaps chalk walls for ink and charcoal. The colours, the quiet wallpapers and the lighting that make the moody 2026 look work at home.",{"fields":149},"2026-06-25T15:01:43.516+00:00","2026-07-05T16:31:03.655903+00:00",{},{"id":2763,"tenant_id":6,"slug":2764,"title":2765,"excerpt":2766,"content":2767,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":2858,"category":149,"tags":2900,"status":154,"published_at":2901,"seo_title":2902,"seo_description":2903,"metadata":2904,"created_at":2905,"updated_at":2906,"fields":2907,"scheduled_at":149},"01ffa386-9b51-4949-8850-4e22efc9e6eb","how-to-wallpaper-behind-a-radiator","How to wallpaper behind a radiator without taking it off","You do not have to drain the radiator to paper behind it. A long roller, the paste-the-wall method, and a bit of patience get you a tidy finish.",{"type":11,"content":2768},[2769,2773,2778,2782,2787,2791,2796,2800,2805,2809,2814,2846,2851,2855,2859,2872,2877,2881],{"type":14,"content":2770},[2771],{"text":2772,"type":18},"Taking a radiator off the wall means draining it, capping the valves, and hoping it all goes back without a drip. Most people do not want that job just to hang wallpaper, and the good news is you rarely need it. With the right roller and the paste-the-wall method, you can get a clean result behind a fixed radiator in an afternoon. Here is how we talk people through it in the shop.",{"type":20,"attrs":2774,"content":2775},{"level":22},[2776],{"text":2777,"type":18},"First, the honest bit: how far down do you actually need to go",{"type":14,"content":2779},[2780],{"text":2781,"type":18},"Stand back and look at your radiator. On most wall-hung radiators you can only see the wall for the top 15 to 20cm before the panel hides everything below. Nobody sees the paper behind the lower half, and they never will unless the radiator comes off. So the real task is papering the strip you can see and getting the paper to sit flat behind the top of the panel. You do not need a perfect finish all the way down to the skirting behind it.",{"type":20,"attrs":2783,"content":2784},{"level":22},[2785],{"text":2786,"type":18},"Turn the heating off the night before",{"type":14,"content":2788},[2789],{"text":2790,"type":18},"Paste dries far too fast on a warm radiator, and you cannot slide the paper into place to match the pattern if it has already grabbed. Turn the heating off and let the radiator go properly cold. In winter that means the night before, not ten minutes earlier. A cold radiator also means you are not leaning your hands and arms against hot metal while you work.",{"type":20,"attrs":2792,"content":2793},{"level":22},[2794],{"text":2795,"type":18},"The one tool that makes it possible",{"type":14,"content":2797},[2798],{"text":2799,"type":18},"A radiator roller is a small foam roller on a long, thin wire handle, made to reach down the gap behind the panel. They cost a few pounds from any decorating shop. It is the tool that does the job an ordinary brush cannot, because it pushes the paper flat against the wall in a space your hand will never fit. If you do not have one, a clean wooden batten or a long ruler wrapped in a soft cloth will smooth the top section, but the roller is worth buying for the bit you cannot see.",{"type":20,"attrs":2801,"content":2802},{"level":22},[2803],{"text":2804,"type":18},"Use paste the wall, not paste the paper",{"type":14,"content":2806},[2807],{"text":2808,"type":18},"This is where the modern method earns its keep. With a paste-the-wall paper you roll the paste straight onto the wall, including the strip behind the radiator, then hang the paper dry. There is no soggy, folded length of pasted paper to feed into a tight gap. The paper goes up cleaner, slides better, and is far less likely to tear. Most non-woven papers we stock are paste the wall, and the product page tells you which method a design needs. If you are not sure of the difference, our guide to the two methods is worth a read first.",{"type":20,"attrs":2810,"content":2811},{"level":22},[2812],{"text":2813,"type":18},"Step by step",{"type":212,"content":2815},[2816,2822,2828,2834,2840],{"type":215,"content":2817},[2818],{"type":14,"content":2819},[2820],{"text":2821,"type":18},"Cut your drop to length as normal, allowing the usual few centimetres top and bottom for trimming. Match the pattern to the length already on the wall before you paste anything.",{"type":215,"content":2823},[2824],{"type":14,"content":2825},[2826],{"text":2827,"type":18},"Paste the wall, working the roller right down into the gap behind the radiator so the lower wall is covered too. Do not flood it, just an even coat.",{"type":215,"content":2829},[2830],{"type":14,"content":2831},[2832],{"text":2833,"type":18},"Hang the top of the drop and line up the pattern. Smooth the visible section above the radiator with a brush or smoother as usual.",{"type":215,"content":2835},[2836],{"type":14,"content":2837},[2838],{"text":2839,"type":18},"Feed the rest of the paper down behind the panel and run the radiator roller down it in long, firm strokes to press it flat. You are smoothing by feel here, so take your time.",{"type":215,"content":2841},[2842],{"type":14,"content":2843},[2844],{"text":2845,"type":18},"Trim along the skirting where you can reach, and leave the hidden lower edge as it is. It does not need to be neat where no eye will ever land.",{"type":20,"attrs":2847,"content":2848},{"level":22},[2849],{"text":2850,"type":18},"Working around the wall brackets",{"type":14,"content":2852},[2853],{"text":2854,"type":18},"Radiators hang on two or more brackets fixed to the wall, and the paper has to get past them. Hold the drop against the wall and find where each bracket sits. Make a small vertical cut up from the bottom edge of the paper to the bracket, so the paper can slip either side of it. Keep the cut as short as you can, because it lives below the visible line and a smaller slit is tidier. Push the two sides flat behind the panel with the roller and the join all but vanishes.",{"type":78,"attrs":2856},{"alt":2857,"src":2858},"Birds and Berries Blue wallpaper, a small busy pattern that hides an imperfect match well","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F13953\u002F31625\u002F131425_ROOMSET_BIRDS%20AND%20BERRIES%20BLUE_01__20650.1769844741.jpg",{"type":14,"content":2860},[2861,2864,2870],{"text":2862,"type":18,"marks":2863},"A small, busy design is the forgiving choice for an awkward spot like this. ",[],{"text":2865,"type":18,"marks":2866},"Birds & Berries Blue",[2867],{"type":50,"attrs":2868},{"href":2869},"\u002Fproducts\u002Fbirds-and-berries-blue",{"text":2871,"type":18}," is the sort of pattern that disguises a slightly off match behind a radiator far better than a large, precise repeat would. Study the large, zoomable detail photos on the product page and check the pattern-repeat figure listed there before you buy.",{"type":20,"attrs":2873,"content":2874},{"level":22},[2875],{"text":2876,"type":18},"Check the repeat before you commit",{"type":14,"content":2878},[2879],{"text":2880,"type":18},"Behind a radiator is a warm, slightly awkward spot, so it pays to choose a forgiving paper. A small or busy pattern hides a slightly imperfect match far better than a large, precise repeat. Check the pattern-repeat figure listed on the product page and study the large, zoomable detail photos before you buy the rolls: a small, busy repeat will forgive an imperfect match behind the panel, where a long, precise repeat will fight you for it.",{"type":14,"content":2882},[2883,2886,2890,2893,2898],{"text":2884,"type":18,"marks":2885},"When you have picked your design, the repeat and the hanging method are listed on every paper in the ",[],{"text":142,"type":18,"marks":2887},[2888],{"type":50,"attrs":2889},{"href":146},{"text":2891,"type":18,"marks":2892},", and a small ",[],{"text":2894,"type":18,"marks":2895},"floral or geometric",[2896],{"type":50,"attrs":2897},{"href":755},{"text":2899,"type":18}," is the easiest sort to hang in a spot like this. Check the repeat figure on the product page first, get a radiator roller, turn the heating off, and the rest is patience.",[579],"2026-06-24T09:06:26+00:00","How to Wallpaper Behind a Radiator | That Wallpaper Shop","Paper behind a fixed radiator without removing it: turn the heat off, use a radiator roller and paste the wall, and cut neatly around the brackets.",{"fields":149},"2026-06-25T15:01:45.702+00:00","2026-07-05T16:31:04.007587+00:00",{},{"id":2909,"tenant_id":6,"slug":2910,"title":2911,"excerpt":2912,"content":2913,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":2960,"category":149,"tags":3023,"status":154,"published_at":3024,"seo_title":3025,"seo_description":3026,"metadata":3027,"created_at":3028,"updated_at":3029,"fields":3030,"scheduled_at":149},"9ba43f88-3016-40c9-aa56-353190df948a","how-much-wallpaper-do-i-need","How much wallpaper do I need? A plain guide","Work out how many rolls you need without the guesswork. Measure, allow for the pattern repeat, round up, and study the product page first.",{"type":11,"content":2914},[2915,2919,2923,2927,2932,2936,2940,2945,2949,2953,2957,2961,2972,2977,3003,3008,3012],{"type":14,"content":2916},[2917],{"text":2918,"type":18},"Buying too little wallpaper is the most common mistake we see, and it is the most expensive one, because the batch you bought may be sold out by the time you go back. Buying way too much wastes money. The good news is the maths is simple once you know the two numbers that matter: the size of your walls, and the pattern repeat on the paper you have chosen. Here is how we work it out in the shop.",{"type":20,"attrs":2920,"content":2921},{"level":22},[2922],{"text":295,"type":18},{"type":14,"content":2924},[2925],{"text":2926,"type":18},"Measure the width of every wall you are papering and add them together. Measure the height from skirting to ceiling. Multiply the total width by the height to get the area in square metres. Then divide by the usable area of one roll, and round up. A standard UK roll is about 10.05m long and 0.52m wide, which is roughly 5.2 square metres on paper. In practice you get less usable paper than that once you allow for trimming and pattern matching, so most rooms work out at one roll for every 4 to 4.5 square metres of wall.",{"type":20,"attrs":2928,"content":2929},{"level":22},[2930],{"text":2931,"type":18},"Why the pattern repeat changes everything",{"type":14,"content":2933},[2934],{"text":2935,"type":18},"Every patterned wallpaper has a repeat, which is the vertical distance before the design starts again. You will find it on the product page, listed in centimetres. A small repeat of 5cm wastes almost nothing. A large repeat of 50cm or more means you cut and discard up to half a metre at the top of most drops so the pattern lines up with the one next to it. The bigger the repeat, the more rolls you need for the same wall.",{"type":14,"content":2937},[2938],{"text":2939,"type":18},"There are two main match types. A straight match lines the pattern up at the same height across both edges. An offset or half-drop match steps the pattern down by half the repeat on the next length, which can waste a little more. Plain papers and random-match designs have no repeat to worry about, so they go the furthest.",{"type":20,"attrs":2941,"content":2942},{"level":22},[2943],{"text":2944,"type":18},"A worked example",{"type":14,"content":2946},[2947],{"text":2948,"type":18},"Say you are papering a chimney breast and the two walls either side. The three sections add up to 6 metres wide. The ceiling is 2.4 metres high. That is 6 times 2.4, which is 14.4 square metres of wall.",{"type":14,"content":2950},[2951],{"text":2952,"type":18},"First work out how many full drops you get from one roll. A 10.05m roll cut into 2.4m lengths gives you four drops, with a bit left over. Each drop is 0.52m wide, so one roll covers about 2.08 metres of wall width. To cover 6 metres of width you need 6 divided by 2.08, which is just under three rolls. Buy three.",{"type":14,"content":2954},[2955],{"text":2956,"type":18},"Now add the pattern repeat. If the paper has a 50cm repeat, you lose up to half a metre off the top of most drops to make the pattern align. That can drop you from four usable drops per roll to three. In that case the same wall needs four rolls, not three. This is exactly why two papers on the same wall can need different quantities.",{"type":78,"attrs":2958},{"alt":2959,"src":2960},"Allure wallpaper hung on a feature wall, a large floral with a sizeable pattern repeat","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F8900\u002F44125\u002F106443_ROOMSET_01%20(1)__46383.1773421689.jpg",{"type":14,"content":2962},[2963,2966,2970],{"text":2964,"type":18,"marks":2965},"A large floral like ",[],{"text":392,"type":18,"marks":2967},[2968],{"type":50,"attrs":2969},{"href":396},{"text":2971,"type":18}," is a good example of why the repeat matters. The bigger the motif, the more you trim to line it up, so a paper like this needs the extra roll the maths above warns about. Check the repeat on its product page before you order, and zoom in on the detail photos so you can see the scale clearly.",{"type":20,"attrs":2973,"content":2974},{"level":22},[2975],{"text":2976,"type":18},"The rules we never break",{"type":212,"content":2978},[2979,2985,2991,2997],{"type":215,"content":2980},[2981],{"type":14,"content":2982},[2983],{"text":2984,"type":18},"Always round up to the next whole roll. You cannot buy half a roll, and you want a little spare for mistakes and future repairs.",{"type":215,"content":2986},[2987],{"type":14,"content":2988},[2989],{"text":2990,"type":18},"Buy all your rolls in one go, from the same batch. The batch number is printed on the label. Colour can shift very slightly between batches, and that shift shows on a finished wall.",{"type":215,"content":2992},[2993],{"type":14,"content":2994},[2995],{"text":2996,"type":18},"Keep one spare roll if the design is being discontinued. A scuff or a leak years later is easy to patch if you have the matching paper put away.",{"type":215,"content":2998},[2999],{"type":14,"content":3000},[3001],{"text":3002,"type":18},"Measure twice. Doors and windows do reduce the area, but only deduct them if they are large. A standard door is worth ignoring, because the offcuts rarely line up neatly enough to reuse.",{"type":20,"attrs":3004,"content":3005},{"level":22},[3006],{"text":3007,"type":18},"Check the detail before you commit",{"type":14,"content":3009},[3010],{"text":3011,"type":18},"Before you order rolls, spend a few minutes on the product page. Every design has large, zoomable detail photos and room-set images, so use them to study the pattern scale and colour, because both read completely differently at home than on a small screen. Each product also lists the pattern-repeat figure, which is the number that drives the maths above, so note it down before you do the sums.",{"type":14,"content":3013},[3014,3017,3021],{"text":3015,"type":18,"marks":3016},"When you are ready, you will find the repeat and roll size listed on every design in the ",[],{"text":142,"type":18,"marks":3018},[3019],{"type":50,"attrs":3020},{"href":146},{"text":3022,"type":18},". Pick the paper, study the detail photos and the repeat figure, do the measuring, and round up. If you get stuck on an awkward room, send us the measurements and we will work the rolls out with you.",[579],"2026-06-22T09:00:00+00:00","How Much Wallpaper Do I Need? | That Wallpaper Shop","A plain guide to working out how many rolls of wallpaper you need: measure, allow for the pattern repeat, round up, and check the product page first.",{"fields":149},"2026-06-25T15:01:45.381+00:00","2026-07-05T16:31:03.928928+00:00",{},{"id":3032,"tenant_id":6,"slug":3033,"title":3034,"excerpt":3035,"content":3036,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":3098,"category":149,"tags":3099,"status":154,"published_at":3102,"seo_title":3103,"seo_description":3104,"metadata":3105,"created_at":3106,"updated_at":3107,"fields":3108,"scheduled_at":149},"2202fb99-4839-4e1f-8b13-134143218984","zarleys-beverley-function-room","Dressed in pattern: the new function room at Zarleys, Beverley","A swanky new private hire room has opened in town, papered top to bottom with designs chosen from our shelves. A little story about what happens when independent businesses back each other.",{"type":11,"content":3037},[3038,3042,3046,3051,3055,3060,3064,3068,3072,3076,3081,3085,3089,3094],{"type":14,"content":3039},[3040],{"text":3041,"type":18},"Something new has arrived in Beverley, and we could not be prouder to have played a small part in it. Zarleys has opened a private hire and function room in the heart of town, and it is, quite simply, one of the best spaces of its kind we have seen locally.",{"type":78,"attrs":3043},{"alt":3044,"src":3045},"Zarleys Wine Bar and Grill sign in Beverley, with the corridor through to the new function room beyond","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fsite\u002Fzarleys-sign-beverley.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":3047,"content":3048},{"level":22},[3049],{"text":3050,"type":18},"A room transformed",{"type":14,"content":3052},[3053],{"text":3054,"type":18},"The transformation was carried out by the team at Jako Trade Ltd, who took the room from blank canvas to showstopper. Good decorating is half craft and half eye, and they brought both. The finish is the kind you only get when the prep is done properly and the hanging is done with patience.",{"type":20,"attrs":3056,"content":3057},{"level":22},[3058],{"text":3059,"type":18},"Every wallpaper, chosen from our shelves",{"type":14,"content":3061},[3062],{"text":3063,"type":18},"Every wallpaper in the room was carefully selected from here at Vivienne Rose Wallpaper and Interiors. This is exactly the kind of project we love. Not one paper for one wall, but a whole scheme that has to feel considered from the moment you walk in, hold its own under party lights, and still photograph beautifully for every celebration the room will host.",{"type":78,"attrs":3065},{"alt":3066,"src":3067},"Blue and gold agate-effect wallpaper above a soft green dado in the function room cloakroom","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fsite\u002Fzarleys-agate-wallpaper-cloakroom.webp",{"type":14,"content":3069},[3070],{"text":3071,"type":18},"Choosing pattern for a function room is a different brief to choosing it for a sitting room. It needs to feel generous and a little bit theatrical, warm enough to make guests want to linger, and robust enough to look as good on its hundredth booking as its first. We talked it through, pulled out a few papers, lived with them against the light, and settled on a scheme that does all of that.",{"type":78,"attrs":3073},{"alt":3074,"src":3075},"Soft plaster-effect wallpaper in rose and taupe, set off by a brass teardrop wall light and an oval mirror","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fsite\u002Fzarleys-plaster-wallpaper-gold-light.webp",{"type":20,"attrs":3077,"content":3078},{"level":22},[3079],{"text":3080,"type":18},"Independents, backing each other",{"type":14,"content":3082},[3083],{"text":3084,"type":18},"What makes this one special is not just the finished room. It is how it came together. A local venue, a local decorating firm, and a local wallpaper shop, all independent, all pulling in the same direction. When businesses like ours support one another, the whole town feels it. 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Pop into the shop on Dyer Lane, or send us a photo of your room and we will help you find the paper that does the job.","https:\u002F\u002Ftecgjypgorfxmakjwdzj.supabase.co\u002Fstorage\u002Fv1\u002Fobject\u002Fpublic\u002Fmedia\u002F84a5965a-9f9f-4ee1-b2db-7022758d4969\u002Fsite\u002Fzarleys-function-room.webp",[2571,3100,3101],"projects","beverley","2026-06-16T00:00:00+00:00","The new function room at Zarleys, Beverley | Vivienne Rose Wallpaper & Interiors","Zarleys' new private hire room in Beverley, decorated by Jako Trade Ltd with wallpapers chosen from Vivienne Rose Wallpaper & Interiors. 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We've put oxblood damask in north-facing dining rooms and the room feels lit from within, even on a Hull November afternoon.",{"type":20,"attrs":3139,"content":3140},{"level":22},[3141],{"text":3142,"type":18},"Pattern can do the work too",{"type":14,"content":3144},[3145],{"text":3146,"type":18},"Cool light flattens texture, so flat solid papers tend to look duller than they should. A pattern with movement — a floral, a small geometric, a damask — gives the eye something to follow and stops the room reading as static.",{"type":20,"attrs":3148,"content":3149},{"level":22},[3150],{"text":3151,"type":18},"Three north-room papers we keep going back to",{"type":212,"content":3153},[3154,3160,3166],{"type":215,"content":3155},[3156],{"type":14,"content":3157},[3158],{"text":3159,"type":18},"Cath Kidston Clifton Floral in the warm colourways. 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They shouldn't, because it controls how much paper you waste and how forgiving the hanging job will be.",{"type":20,"attrs":3197,"content":3198},{"level":22},[3199],{"text":3200,"type":18},"Free match",{"type":14,"content":3202},[3203],{"text":3204,"type":18},"No horizontal alignment needed. Stripes, random textures, some abstract patterns. The easiest to hang, the most forgiving, and the most efficient on rolls. If you've never hung wallpaper before, start here.",{"type":20,"attrs":3206,"content":3207},{"level":22},[3208],{"text":3209,"type":18},"Straight match",{"type":14,"content":3211},[3212],{"text":3213,"type":18},"The pattern lines up at the same height across every drop. You match each piece to the previous one before cutting. Wastage is roughly equal to one full pattern repeat per drop. Easy to hang, predictable to plan.",{"type":20,"attrs":3215,"content":3216},{"level":22},[3217],{"text":3218,"type":18},"Offset (half-drop) match",{"type":14,"content":3220},[3221],{"text":3222,"type":18},"Every other drop shifts down by half the repeat. Visually softer than a straight match — your eye reads the pattern as more organic. Costs slightly more in waste, and you have to alternate two pieces from different sections of the roll. Most large florals and damasks are half-drops.",{"type":20,"attrs":3224,"content":3225},{"level":22},[3226],{"text":3227,"type":18},"What this means for ordering",{"type":14,"content":3229},[3230],{"text":3231,"type":18},"Our roll calculator factors all this in automatically. But the rule of thumb: the bigger the repeat and the more complex the match, the more rolls you need for the same wall. A 64cm half-drop damask might want one extra roll for a room a 25cm straight-match floral would cover happily.",{"type":20,"attrs":3233,"content":3234},{"level":22},[3235],{"text":3236,"type":18},"What it means for hanging",{"type":14,"content":3238},[3239],{"text":3240,"type":18},"First-time hanger? Pick free match or a small straight-match repeat. Confident with a wallpapering brush? Half-drops are well within reach. Doing your first big damask? Hire a decorator — and ask us for a recommendation if you're local to Beverley.","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F11818\u002F23749\u002F125509_ROOMSET_CLIFTON%20FLORAL%20CREAM_01__28221.1721380838.jpg",[3243,579],"how-to","Pattern Matching Basics | That Wallpaper Shop","Straight match, half-drop, free match. What each pattern-match type means, how it affects roll counts, and which to pick if you're hanging it yourself.",{"fields":149},"2026-04-30T19:51:26.658+00:00","2026-07-05T16:31:04.540732+00:00",{},{"id":3251,"tenant_id":6,"slug":3252,"title":3253,"excerpt":3254,"content":3255,"author_id":149,"author_name":150,"featured_image_url":3315,"category":149,"tags":3316,"status":154,"published_at":3178,"seo_title":3317,"seo_description":3318,"metadata":3319,"created_at":3320,"updated_at":3321,"fields":3322,"scheduled_at":149},"322f5de6-c7b6-430b-a43d-c21152484bbe","2026-wallpaper-trends","Five 2026 wallpaper trends from our buying trips","What we saw at the trade shows, what's actually selling, and the one supposed trend we don't believe in.",{"type":11,"content":3256},[3257,3261,3266,3270,3275,3279,3284,3288,3293,3297,3302,3306,3311],{"type":14,"content":3258},[3259],{"text":3260,"type":18},"We spent the spring at the trade shows. Here's what's coming through, what's selling once it lands, and the trend everyone's pushing that we're staying out of.",{"type":20,"attrs":3262,"content":3263},{"level":22},[3264],{"text":3265,"type":18},"1. Oxblood is the new navy",{"type":14,"content":3267},[3268],{"text":3269,"type":18},"Deep, warm reds are everywhere. Where navy was the safe drama colour for half a decade, oxblood is doing the same job with more warmth. We've seen it in damasks, in toiles, in bold modern florals. It works in dining rooms, snugs, and small windowless cloakrooms.",{"type":20,"attrs":3271,"content":3272},{"level":22},[3273],{"text":3274,"type":18},"2. Hand-drawn florals over digital perfection",{"type":14,"content":3276},[3277],{"text":3278,"type":18},"The pendulum's swung back to florals that look painted by a person, not generated by a printer. Visible brushwork, irregular spacing, a softness in the line. Cath Kidston's archive prints sit perfectly in this mood.",{"type":20,"attrs":3280,"content":3281},{"level":22},[3282],{"text":3283,"type":18},"3. Toile, but loosened up",{"type":14,"content":3285},[3286],{"text":3287,"type":18},"Classic French toile is having a moment, but in unexpected colourways — pink-on-cream, sage-on-bone, ink-on-blush. The pastoral scenes are the same; the palette is doing the modernising.",{"type":20,"attrs":3289,"content":3290},{"level":22},[3291],{"text":3292,"type":18},"4. Wallpaper above the dado, paint below",{"type":14,"content":3294},[3295],{"text":3296,"type":18},"Two-thirds wall pattern, one-third painted panelling, dado rail across. Halves your roll order, lets you go bolder with the pattern, and grounds the room. This is the single trend that gives you the most look for the least money.",{"type":20,"attrs":3298,"content":3299},{"level":22},[3300],{"text":3301,"type":18},"5. Botanical murals, not repeats",{"type":14,"content":3303},[3304],{"text":3305,"type":18},"Mural papers — single large image across multiple drops — are getting better. Best in dining rooms and behind beds. Not for everyone, but when they work, they really work.",{"type":20,"attrs":3307,"content":3308},{"level":22},[3309],{"text":3310,"type":18},"The trend we're sitting out",{"type":14,"content":3312},[3313],{"text":3314,"type":18},"Peel-and-stick \"removable\" wallpaper. Trade shows have pushed it for years. We've yet to see one that hangs cleanly on real plaster, lasts more than two years before yellowing, or peels off without taking paint with it. Use proper wallpaper and proper paste.","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com\u002Fs-7psb023nit\u002Fimages\u002Fstencil\u002F1000w\u002Fproducts\u002F11821\u002F23759\u002F125494_ROOMSET_ARCHIVE%20ROSE%20PINK%20BLOOMS_01__66894.1721381355.jpg",[316,579],"2026 Wallpaper Trends | That Wallpaper Shop","Five wallpaper trends for 2026 from our spring buying trips, plus the trend we don't believe in. 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velvets.","2026-04-30T19:51:21.771+00:00","2026-06-29T10:33:42.050674+00:00",[],{"id":3356,"tenant_id":6,"parent_id":149,"slug":3357,"name":3358,"description":3359,"image_url":149,"sort_order":3329,"is_active":3330,"seo_title":3360,"seo_description":3361,"created_at":3362,"updated_at":3363,"children":3364},"f8f099b3-a849-4f8c-9bad-a551cebacded","wallpaper-by-colour","Shop by Colour","Find a wallpaper by the colour that anchors your room.","Wallpaper by Colour","Wallpaper sorted by colour: chalk, ink, sage, oxblood, ochre, blush, forest.","2026-04-30T19:51:07.842+00:00","2026-06-29T10:33:39.88223+00:00",[],{"id":3366,"tenant_id":6,"parent_id":149,"slug":3367,"name":3368,"description":3369,"image_url":149,"sort_order":3329,"is_active":3330,"seo_title":3370,"seo_description":3371,"created_at":3372,"updated_at":3373,"children":3374},"206f23b5-3423-41fa-af15-da7235d1308f","room-living","Living Rooms","Patterns built to live with day-to-day.","Living Room Wallpaper","Wallpaper for living rooms and snugs.","2026-04-30T19:51:14.736+00:00","2026-06-29T10:33:40.534903+00:00",[],{"id":3376,"tenant_id":6,"parent_id":149,"slug":3377,"name":3378,"description":3379,"image_url":149,"sort_order":3329,"is_active":3330,"seo_title":3380,"seo_description":3381,"created_at":3382,"updated_at":3383,"children":3384},"963a7d8a-8c5c-4002-8838-1eb9670986d9","style-floral","Floral","From small ditsy prints to oversized blooms.","Floral Wallpaper","Floral wallpaper in every scale.","2026-04-30T19:51:16.124+00:00","2026-06-29T10:33:41.035231+00:00",[],{"id":3386,"tenant_id":6,"parent_id":149,"slug":3387,"name":3358,"description":3388,"image_url":149,"sort_order":3329,"is_active":3330,"seo_title":3389,"seo_description":3390,"created_at":3391,"updated_at":3392,"children":3393},"7f45274e-37a5-443d-abdf-b824daab1727","paint-by-colour","Find a paint by the colour family that anchors your room.","Paint by Colour","Paint sorted by colour family: neutrals, greys, greens, blues, pinks and 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