by Tara Ritchie
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Every order is printed to order in our Vancouver studio — nothing sits on a shelf waiting for you.
Every shipment is fully tracked. You’ll get a tracking link by email the moment your order leaves our studio, and a notification when it’s delivered.
Every panel comes labelled with a number, so you always know the order. Most jobs take a confident DIYer half a day; wide walls and large murals are worth hiring a pro.
Every order is printed to your exact wall, so there’s no roll maths or pattern-repeat sums. You just need two numbers.
Send us a photo with rough measurements and we’ll work it out for you — free, no obligation. Prefer traditional pre-cut rolls? We can print the design in a standard roll size too. Get in touch.
Every design comes in all three. Not sure which? Compare them, or order free swatches to feel them first.
A soft-touch, smooth matte finish. Self-adhesive with a backing paper — think of it as a giant sticker.
A fine art-canvas texture that adds depth and a luxury feel. Still self-adhesive for a straightforward install.
The original style of wallpaper, hung with paste on the wall. The classic look and feel.
Every design can be adjusted to fit your project. Because we print to order, changes aren’t upcharges on a stock product — they’re just how we work.
Have a photo, a painting or a family archive image you want on your wall? We print custom murals from your artwork at the same per-square-foot rates as our designs. Almost any file works — JPEG, PNG, TIFF, PSD, PDF, AI, EPS or RAW, or a Dropbox, Drive or WeTransfer link. Send what you have and we’ll tell you what’s possible.
The design pairs a warm brick red background with cream dash marks. Red is an advancing colour, so it pulls a wall forward and makes a room feel closer and more enclosed, which works well on a single feature wall. The cream marks break up the saturation so the wall doesn't read as a flat block of colour.
The motif is dense and the bursts are large enough to read clearly from across a room, so it carries plenty of visual weight. Most people use it on one wall and keep the surrounding walls and furnishings plain, letting the pattern do the work rather than wrapping the whole room in it.
Its bold scale and saturated colour make it a strong fit for a dining room feature wall, a living room focal point, or a hallway where it's seen in passing rather than lived with at close range all day. It reads as confident and energising rather than calm, so it suits spaces built for activity and conversation.
Yes. Canadian winters bring long stretches of low, grey daylight that can mute warm colours and flatten contrast compared with how they look in summer. A brick red this saturated usually holds up better than cooler shades, but it's still worth ordering a sample and viewing it in the room at different times of day before committing.
Yes, the repeat is designed to align at the seams as long as the panels are hung in the order they arrive. Numbering each drop as it's unrolled and working across the wall from one edge keeps the bursts flowing into each other rather than breaking at the joins.
| SKU | TE_zentangles2026_brickred |
|---|---|
| Category | Geometrics, Abstract Wallpapers, Burgundy & Red Wallpaper |
| Manufactured | Canada |
