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It is enough to illustrate a single wall with them so that the effect of your decoration becomes another. Landscapes, flowers, textured plain … Wallpaper is an infinite world where there is room for custom murals executed by hand, to graphic prints with a zen aesthetic. Here we give you a comprehensive summary of the latest ideas captured by our radar.
The 18 wallpapers that will transform your home from authentic handcrafted wonders, to designs made by influencers like this one, designed by Inés de la Fressange for Coordonné.
We’re going to the fair!
With our imagination and with this Cole & Son paper (distributed by Pepe Peñalver), from the new Historial Royal Palaces Great Masters collection, we will transport ourselves to a happy holiday.
A fun zoo
This is one of Andrew Martin’s latest ideas, Multi Animals, where lions, zebras and tigers give a playful tone to the pattern, which is perfect for a children’s area.
Destroyer effect
A very special wallpaper from Les Dominotiers in their Textures collection that pays tribute to the passing of time.
Souvenirs from Japan
This paper that transports us to a garden in Tokyo is sold with different background colors in El Corte Inglés. It is from the Rasch house, from the Oriente Series collection.
Latin American inspiration
It is part of the latest World’s End collection from the brand new English firm The Vale London and is called Mighty Jungle. A stream of fresh air for any room in your house.
Very William Morris
Not surprisingly, this role by Morris and Co from The Craftsman Wallpapers collection celebrates the leader of the British Arts & Crafts movement.
Make yourself a garden
You will get the mood with this mural by Laura Ashley, Wisteria Garden Iris. Branches and flowers that fall gently and will make you feel that spring has finally arrived. The mural is sold in 1 roll with 4 referenced panels, it is 3 m high and 2.8 m wide and each panel measures 3 m x 70 cm.
A show
A very original wallpaper from the Textures collection, edited by Les Dominotiers.
Just for you
In Muraltone, by the artist Jorge Zarco, they turn the photo you want into a mural. From a striped landscape that combines your favorite colors.
Provence, 1950s
Eternal Eté, by Pierre Frey, mixes 1950s designs with prints inspired by textiles and ceramics from French Provence. These are original and delicious papers.
Colonial atmosphere
Distant environment of India during British colonization. The latest paper that De Gournay adds to his extensive collection of hand-painted murals is The Colony, made for the new Colony Hotel in Palm Beach in Florida. It is inspired by the original that adorned the hotel lobby when it first opened in 1947.
Ikat style
This is how this Jano Azul model is designed by Lorenzo Castillo for Gastón and Daniela, in their Hispania collection. You can find it in different colors such as green, taupe, mustard …
Spring So is this model
Ramas de Leroy Merlin (roll, 14.99 euros), inspired by nature. It is recommended for low traffic areas because it is somewhat delicate.
Room with views
Thanks to the new Coordonné collection, Maximalism, your living room can suggest a lot of outdoor life. This Drapé mural embarks us on a placid landscape one afternoon in September.
Zen aesthetics
It is the latest idea of Murals Wallpaper for its wall coverings, made by hand. The Chinese-inspired Bamboo Garden is illustrated with Watercolor Bamboo plants.
Vintage
With wrinkles and all, this is how Francisco Segarra suggests that you look at the wall of your house. In claim mode of the decoration with hearth, it presents this Gaia model, with birds, flowers, nature … on a background that shows marks and scratches obtained by the passage of time.
Retro air
The 1970s and Californian villas serve as inspiration for Gancedo’s Malibu collection. From ethnic to geometric details, through the geometry of this model, suitable for small spaces.
This is a classic
La Musardiere, by Manuel Canovas, is so classic that it is inspired by an 18th-century French copper fountain. A typical toile de Jouy scene, in emerald tones.
