Channel the spirit of the Scottish Highlands with our take on iconic tartan plaid. A simple yet personality-rich design composed of tonal stripes built up in layers summons the depths of color usually achieved when multiple shades are woven in wool, as is tradition. The supersized nature of the checks simplifies and modernizes the age-old pattern, which comes in a palette both accented with flashes of or a neutral nude shade with detailing.
Came out looking great. Make sure you prep your wall carefully, and you won’t be disappointed.. Paul. Garland, TX. Fri Jun 26 2026
The earthen elegance of ikat styling gives soft sophistication to rows of hexagons, diamonds, and zigzags. Featured here in a palette of delicate greens, blues, and pale grey. Abilene is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.5 inches wide by 33 feet long, covering approximately 56.4 square feet per roll.
A contemporary take on the timeless tweed design, perfect for bringing a warm and welcoming touch to your interior. The paper is smooth but mimics a textural quality that adds interest to this stunning wallpaper.
This wallpaper goes on the wall so nicely. Easy to match edges. Looks so lovely in our small bathroom.. Carla. TN. Wed Jul 16 2025
Deep, dark shades of charcoal and black come together to create this statement tartan design. Heritage Plaid Charcoal is a modern take on a classical plaid design. A statement in design and color, this pattern has been created on a larger scale to make an impact on the wall. Beautifully detailed, this gorgeous design has a matte paper finish that mimics a fabric, woolen look.
Absolutely love this pattern!!. Halina. Napervill, IL. Mon Sep 23 2024
Love classic country-inspired checks and tweeds? Add a warm statement to any room in your home with this fresh checker print wallpaper. The rich heritage color palette of deep blues and dark greens brings a modern, luxurious feel to a timeless check pattern.
Nice wallpaper. Had a professional install in apartment stairs. Wendy. Marquette, MI. Wed Mar 25 2026
Referencing Vortex I, the rock festival held in Oregon in 1970, has a rich palette with its forest green and navy blue tones, complemented by narrow, neutral stripes. The subtle herringbone details add depth to the print, with the darker hues creating a sophisticated look to elevate any setting.
