Damask Green Peel & Stick Wallpaper

A hand-drawn interpretation of a traditional ornate damask, Parlor Paper balances structure with gesture. The design features layered florals and scrollwork, rendered in painterly washes and soft pencil shading that lend a sense of movement and immediacy to a historically formal layout.

The paper is high quality and the pattern is pretty, but the pattern overlaps by 1" on each sheet. So when you lay sheets across a wall you end up with 1" overlaps, which aren't super noticeable but still kind of annoying.. Matthew. Mon Oct 12 2026

With a layout that echoes early block-printed wallpapers, Columnar Bloom features a bold central floral framed by scrollwork and lattice details. The design’s formal symmetry and layered motifs give it a distinctly traditional character, grounded in the decorative vocabulary of 18th- and 19th-century print rooms.

Beautiful!! I hired someone to do it. You need wallpaper glue/adhesive.. Danielle. Bradenton, FL. Sat May 09 2026

Inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement with a nod to the ornamental vocabulary of Rococo, this pattern simplifies traditional damask into a more graphic and controlled repeat. Curving forms and stippled texture lend it presence without excess.

A classic damask built from stylized foliage and softened botanical forms, Drawing Room Leaf brings structure without severity. Its symmetrical layout and measured rhythm lend a sense of order, making it suited to both formal settings and relaxed interiors that benefit from traditional grounding.

A dense and layered design, Shadow leaf Damask builds depth through overlapping motifs and tonal variation. Its dark palette and intricate surface lend it a rich, immersive quality that suits spaces with a moodier, more traditional sensibility.