Ever dreamed of having a top designer makeover for your home? An easy way to update your decor is to make a statement with a designer wallpaper, designed by some of the biggest names in the interiors world. Go for a classic ticking stripe wallpaper from Mulberry that will tap into the tailored trend, perfect for a country living room. Choose a Vivienne Westwood design inspired by the Elizabethan era for the ultimate chic home office, or create a dramatic look in any room with the vibrant colours and designs synonymous with Designers Guild. Why not choose one of these fabulous designer wallpapers as the starting point for your next decorating project?
This luxury wallpaper, with classic ticking stripe and printed stitch detailing, would look stylish in any home. The design is true to Mulberry's quintessentially English style.
Mulberry Home Narrow Ticking Stripe Wallpaper, £59, Houseology
Reminiscent of stucco plasterwork, this wallcovering creates the perfect textural depth without being overwhelming. Pattern repeat 76cm.
Designers Guild Marmorino Wallpaper, £68, John Lewis
A statement wallpaper design featuring a small-scale, floral-tile pattern in a golden moss colour. Pattern repeat 53cm.
Layla Faye Daisy Chain Wallpaper, £49, Wallpaper Direct
Inspired by the exotic foliage found in Miami and worked into a more contemporary geometric style, this screen printed wallpaper takes the palm motif to new and exciting heights. Pattern Repeat 64cm.
Cole & Son Deco Palm Wallpaper, £80, Wallpaper Direct
An all-over arrangement of stylised painted foliage. The name of the design is the source of the River Ebro in the Iberian Peninsula. Pattern repeat 65cm.
Fontibre Wallpaper, £59, Nina Campbell
An elegant wallcovering featuring an opulent flock on an ombré ground, named after the South American nature reserve that the ocelot, or dwarf leopard, inhabits. Pattern repeat 61cm.
Osborne and Little Pantanal Wallpaper, £115, Wallpaper Direct
A retro leaf print reminiscent of a design from the 1950s, inspired by the tree-lined streets of London. Pattern repeat 52cm.
MissPrint Garden City Wallpaper, £62, John Lewis
This sophisticated geometric wallpaper was inspired by screen panels, featuring metallic highlights that reflect light back into the room, creating a feeling of space. Pattern repeat 10.6cm.
Kelly Hoppen Enigma Wallpaper, £22, House of Fraser
Transform your home into a luxurious space with this Herald Motif wallpaper from Versace. Evoking the opulent, neoclassical style that Versace is renowned for, it features a beautifully detailed pattern on a textured ground. Pattern repeat 64cm.
Versace Herald Motif Wallpaper, £87, Amara
This flamboyant design is sure to make a real statement in any bedroom, living or dining room. The bold damask pattern is highlighted perfectly by the rich shade of azure blue. Pattern repeat 53cm.
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen Cote Coutre Damask Wallpaper, £20, B&Q
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