Multi-Color Wallpaper

Ten multi-colour wallpapers and murals: leopard and zebra prints patched together inside gold lines, lilies and monstera surging from obsidian, figures and birds crowded in cobalt and vermilion, pebbles in teal, rust and olive, fish and coral outlined like cut paper. The whole spectrum, on purpose.

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Choosing multi-color wallpaper

Where it works

A pattern with the whole spectrum in it is the easiest to furnish against, since something you own will match it. Stepping Stones and Soft Corners, four earth colours on cream, suit a living room or a hallway. Market Day and Reef Cutout, flat folk drawing in cobalt, vermilion and jade, go in a kitchen, a studio or a kid's bedroom. The animal-print murals, Patch Safari, Patch Wild and Loud Leopard, run edge to edge with no rest and need a room that can take it, a bar or a powder room. Night Lily rises from its base and suits a wall with a bed against it.

Picking between the designs

Decide what holds the colours together. A grid: Patch Safari and Patch Wild, patchworks framed by fine gold lines that can be cropped anywhere. Heavy outlines: Market Day, Reef Cutout, Market Birds, Coral Cluster. A cream ground: Stepping Stones, Soft Corners. A black ground: Night Lily, Loud Leopard. The cream-ground pair are the calm ones; the murals are the loud ones. If you want colour but not a subject, Stepping Stones; if you want a subject, Market Day.

Related

The patchwork murals are also in leopard wallpaper, the folk drawings in boho wallpaper, the pebbles in retro wallpaper. For lining up a busy repeat, read How to pattern match wallpaper.