Living Room Wallpaper

Which living room wall should I wallpaper?

Choose the wall your eye lands on first: behind the sofa, around a fireplace, or the wall facing the entrance. In an open-plan space, a feature wall can define the seating area. Avoid walls broken up by many windows or doors.

Should I choose a large or small pattern for a living room?

Large-scale patterns suit bigger walls and rooms with high ceilings, where they read clearly from a distance. Smaller patterns feel calmer and work across all four walls. A good rule is to match pattern scale to the size of the wall.

How do I choose a colour I will not tire of?

Pull a colour from something you already love in the room, such as a rug, artwork or sofa. Then try it in the room visualiser using a picture of your space, and order a printed sample to see it in your own light over a few days.

Is Peel & Stick or Traditional better for a living room?

Peel & Stick is easy to install and removable, which suits renters and anyone who updates often. Traditional Non-Woven is a paste-the-wall option built to last 15+ years, a good fit for homeowners planning a long-term feature wall.