Collection: WALLPAPER

What is wallpaper?

Wallpaper is a sheet that is applied to walls and ceilings when finishing the interior of a building.
Also known as wall-covering, there are many different types, ranging from stylish to functional.

What could happen
if you changed your wallpaper?

The impression of a room can change dramatically depending on the walls, which take up a large part of your field of vision.

Before

After

Choose wallpaper by type

There is a wide variety of wallpapers available in a range of materials and application methods.
Take a look at the features of each and choose the one that's right for you.

Non-woven wallpaper (non-paste type)

Made from durable, tear-resistant material - perfect for beginners.
Easy to apply 49cm (19in) width
Can be applied with your preferred glue

Plain colors inspired by everyday scenes

Princess-like pink

Plain colors based on everyday memories

Non-woven wallpaper (peel and stick)

The material is durable and tear-resistant, making it recommended for beginners.
Width 49cm, easy to apply
Stick-on, peel-off like a sticker

Warm color concrete design

Stylish wood grain design with vertical lines

Retro wood grain design

EASY WALL TAPE

Can be attached and removed with the adhesive power of masking tape
Easy to handle, 23cm wide
No backing paper, so less waste

Modern Slat Wood Design

Simple subway tile design

Retro modern rattan design

Hattan
- wallpaper that can be applied with just water

Just dip it in water and stick it on like a stamp.
Easy to peel off and reuse
Easy to handle, compact 45cm square size

Light linen fabric design

Retro pop yellow

Retro pop blue

Japanese paper wallpaper

An environmentally friendly and safe material derived from plants that can be returned to the soil
Wallpaper made using traditional Japanese paper-making techniques
A texture that lets you feel the material as it naturally is

Wallpaper made from paper mulberry

Wallpaper made from strained onion skins

Wallpaper made from carrot peel

FLAX WALLPAPER

An environmentally friendly and safe material derived from plants that can be returned to the soil
Excellent humidity control and insulation properties to keep your room comfortable
Not suitable for use around water - flax is easily stained by liquids.