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Wallpaper by Material

By Material

Pick your wallpaper by the finish it leaves on the wall. Start with metallic — gold veining, gilded line work and marble effects — with further materials added as the range grows.

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Symmetry Muse Drop

Wallpaper

Symmetry Muse Drop

129

by Frank Herman

Vignette Glow Mist

Wallpaper

Vignette Glow Mist

129

by Frank Herman

Labyrinth in Whisper Stone

Wallpaper

Labyrinth in Whisper Stone

129

by Camilla Madsen

Harmonia and Velvet Silk

Wallpaper

Harmonia and Velvet Silk

129

by Camilla Madsen

Cascade Bloom Soot

Wallpaper

Cascade Bloom Soot

129

by Camilla Madsen

Celestia Muse Veil

Wallpaper

Celestia Muse Veil

129

by Camilla Madsen

Eon Opaline Vine

Wallpaper

Eon Opaline Vine

129

by Camilla Madsen

Glyph and Bloom Net

Wallpaper

Glyph and Bloom Net

129

by Camilla Madsen

Aurora from Lustre Thread

Wallpaper

Aurora from Lustre Thread

129

by Camilla Madsen

Resonance from Embrace Veil

Wallpaper

Resonance from Embrace Veil

129

by Camilla Madsen

Obsidian Hush Clay

Wallpaper

Obsidian Hush Clay

129

by Camilla Madsen

Vignette Echo Glaze

Wallpaper

Vignette Echo Glaze

129

by Camilla Madsen

Wallpaper by material: what the surface decides

The design is what you notice from the doorway; the material is what you live with. It settles how the covering goes on, whether the finish throws light back or holds it, and how the wall behaves after a monsoon. The grid above is the whole wallpaper range, not one material's shelf, so start from what the surface must do.

Where each material works

Non-woven suits a bedroom or living room on sound brick and concrete. Metallic shifts between quiet and bright as the light comes round, which suits a foyer, stairwell or dining wall. Faux leather, 3D and embroidery are close-range finishes for a headboard or study; magnetic is a wall build, not a paper. Damp plaster takes none of them, and the splashback behind the hob and a bathroom's wet zone stay bare.

How it is sized and fitted

Wallpaper is sold by the square foot, cut to your wall rather than bought as fixed rolls, from Rs 129 per square foot. Prints arrive in two to four foot sections with a half to one inch overlap at the joins, varying with texture. Installation is free over Rs 5,000 on walls up to 10 feet in major cities; taller walls, ceilings and curved surfaces can cost extra.

Care

Most of the result is settled before anything goes up: the wall should be clean, smooth, oil-primed and dry, since whatever is left underneath reads through the print, and an unprepared site can attract a visiting fee. Afterwards keep water off the surface and dust it rather than scrub it. The prints are PVC-free and non-toxic.

Choosing a material: common questions

Which wallpaper material suits Indian homes?

Non-woven, for most walls. It holds its size as humidity swings through the year and strips away cleanly years later. Choose against it only when the wall has a particular job: a lease to honour, texture at arm's length, or magnets to carry.

Can I put wallpaper up in a rented flat?

Yes, if you choose a finish that comes off again. A peel-and-stick finish sits on cured paint instead of being pasted to plaster, which is kinder on a lease. Let new paint cure first, since fresh or heavily textured walls hold self-adhesive film poorly.

How is wallpaper priced if not by the roll?

By area. Designs start at Rs 129 per square foot and you pay for the wall you actually cover, so a narrow alcove costs alcove money, not a roll and a half. Since it is cut to your measurements, order the whole wall at once.

Everything here is printed to order in India.