Beige & Tan Wallpaper

Eighteen beige and tan wallpapers and murals: an Italian valley washed in sepia mist, rolling hills folding into a charcoal valley, a stately oak in warm terracotta ink, woven blocks in cream, rust and near-black, eight-pointed stars on warm cream. Neutral grounds carrying sepia landscapes.

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Designed for every space. From bold statement walls to subtle textures, our wallpaper collections are crafted for versatility and impact. Explore a range of styles, colors, and finishes that make it easy to bring your vision to life, whether you're refreshing a single room or transforming an entire home.

Choosing beige and tan wallpaper

Where it works

Beige is the ground that sits under every other colour, which makes these the designs for rooms whose furniture will change: a living room, a rental, a hallway. The sepia murals, Cypress Haze, Pen Valley and Rolling Hills, have clear horizons and want a wide, level dining room or bedroom wall. Red Oak and Quiet Valley are built around a single tree, so plan where it lands. Woven Blocks and Stacked Blocks, textile repeats, suit a study or a den. Blue Shore and Harbour Sketch keep a bathroom light.

Picking between the designs

Landscape or textile. Landscape: Cypress Haze, Pen Valley, Rolling Hills, Red Oak, Quiet Valley, Lone Pine, all drawn in sepia or terracotta ink, fine as an old etching. Textile: Woven Blocks, Stacked Blocks, Linen Fronds, Olive Beads, Pottery Stars, Teal Stars, Kiln Arch, Shell Fans. The landscapes are one picture each, one wall each; the textiles repeat and cover a room. Then warmth: Red Oak is the warmest, terracotta ink; Pen Valley and Rolling Hills are cooler sepia and charcoal.

Related

Paler grounds are in white and cream wallpaper, the valleys in landscape wallpaper, the 1950s textiles in mid-century wallpaper. For choosing between formats on a neutral wall, read Peel and stick vs traditional wallpaper.