Which wallpaper for bathroom

An all over wallpaper design featuring a stylised retro flower motif, with a fine striped background. Shown here in the berry berry colourway. Paste-the-wall product. Pattern repeat is 20cm, not as stated below. A high quality wallcovering showing an all over design of various lotions and potions on shelves. Shown here in purple and green on an off white background. Large scale pattern repeat. A beautiful faux silk fabric all over, palm leaf design with a shadow effect and a soft raised texture over vertical fabric fibres.

Shown in the black colourway. As this is a luxury item, for best results we recommend that you use a good quality lining paper. From the 17 Patterns Wallpaper Collection.

An amazing surreal underwater scene, with delicate jellyfish floating across the design. Available in several colours - shown in the vivid multi colour on dark black. Wide width roll and very long pattern repeat.

From the Albany Imagination Wallpaper Collection. A flamboyant wallpaper design featuring various motifs of stylised fish amongst trailing foliage. Shown here in the multi on blue colourway.

A delightful whimsical design with vividly detailed clownish fish set on soft washed backgrounds. Other colours available. Wide width. Paste the wall. Green Floral. Simon Upton. Classic Stripes. Alyssa Rosenheck. Eric Piasecki. Leafy Print. Bold Botanical Pattern. Richard Powers. Genevieve Garruppo. Colorful Butterflies.

William Abranowicz. Douglas Friedman. Reflective Gold. Tessa Neustadt for Homepolish. Statement Pineapples. Thomas Loof.

Fish Walls. Max Zambelli. Blue Shibori. Bold Jungle. Antique Floral. This bathroom is an intriguing blend of past, present, and future, thanks to the bold, graphic, and modern wallpaper from Flat Vernacular , the retro pink sink with a gold swan-shaped faucet, and the contemporary accents.

Pro tip: When applying wallpaper in a bathroom or high-moisture area, use anti-fungicide paste to prevent mold from growing. Instead of spending a ton of money on wallpaper, make your own! Give your walls some oomph and treat it like a canvas for your a collage project by putting up old magazine pages vintage ads or posters.

In this bathroom designed by Leanne Ford Interiors , the vintage magazine scraps play up the retro feel of the tiles. She used in this Svenkst Tenn wallpaper in the bathroom for an adventurous, bold splash of color.

The Roost mirror and freestanding sink bring in a clean, crisp look. The contrast between the hyper-realist, gritty photograph against the classic black and white striped wallpaper and glitzy chandelier create a nice juxtaposition in this Leanne Ford-designed space. She added an accent magazine rack, custom linen curtains, a hand towel ring, and a case to finish things off.

Interior designer Shaun Smith's New Orleans home is a treasure trove of beautiful and clever design solutions. Instead of starting from scratch, he worked with what was already there, pivoting the entire design scheme around the retro blue tile. A sweet peachy-hued wallpaper won't overwhelm the eye, especially if you choose a classic and easy-going pattern.

In this bathroom designed by Amber Interiors , the wallpaper warms up the cool tones and marbles throughout for a nice balance. Modern, photorealist interpretations of classic designs are popping up everywhere. In this bathroom designed by Studio DB, the digitized floral wallpaper both softens up and enhances the edgy bathroom sink. Here's another way to keep wallpaper out of splashing range and cut your cost in half. A floral print on a platinum ground can make a small space shine with style.

This master bathroom in a South Carolina waterfront home designed Suzanne Kasler is proof. The walls in this little nook are sheathed in Boussac's Tarrantelle wallpaper for a romantic, dreamy, and simply pretty appearance. Designer Melissa Rufty says "powder rooms are a designer's calling card," and we happen to agree. There's just so much potential! And it can be a fun challenge to be punchy and make everything work in a small, sometimes oddly-shaped space.

In this powder room, the green tortoiseshell wallpaper is Celerie Kemble's design for Schumacher and the metal sink apron was hand-painted with a chinoiserie scene by Thomas Opplinger. Designed by Marshall Watson and Kate Reid , this Bahamian retreat marries contemporary, family-friendly design with tropical island vibes. Design Inspiration. Room Ideas. How to Renovate. Shopping Guides. United States.

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Monochromatic Clouds. Fanciful and Classic. Annie Schlechter. Rustic Meets Elegant. Blink and Blue Cocoon. Regan Baker Design.