Mid-Century Wallpaper

Thirteen mid-century wallpapers: blocks and half-rounds stacked in loose columns, eight-pointed stars spaced wide on warm cream, Eames chairs and potted plants in coloured outline, interlocking pebbles, ginkgo fans in black line. Rust, mustard, teal and olive on a linen-textured cream, the 1950s palette drawn with affection.

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Choosing mid-century wallpaper

Where it works

Mid-century pattern suits rooms with teak, walnut and low furniture: a den, a living room, a home office, an entry. Stacked Blocks and Stepping Stones, sit quietly enough on their linen grounds to cover a living room. Eames Parlour and Little Pots go in a study or a kitchen. Teal Stars, spaced wide on warm cream, works in a hallway or a child's bedroom. Fan Rows, ginkgo in black line, suits a cloakroom.

Picking between the designs

Group them by what they are. Blocks: Stacked Blocks, Woven Blocks. Pebbles and arches: Stepping Stones, Kiln Arch, Petal Tiles, Olive Ogee. Stars: Teal Stars, Pottery Stars, Clay Stars. Things: Eames Parlour, Little Pots, with their chairs, side tables and seed heads. Stripe: Bean Stripe. Then colour: the whole collection shares rust, mustard, teal, olive and stone on cream, so any two will sit together in adjoining rooms. Eames Parlour is the loudest, five colours and a subject; Fan Rows and Bean Stripe are the quietest.

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