Stand out with the ‘King of Wallpaper’

Follow Paul Moneypenny's wallpaper tips for a colourful and bold feel-good interior

1. Mix and match patterns

“I never follow trends for trends' sake. I do predict which trends will stick around for a long time and when you combine two keepers, magic will be created. No matter how divergent they are - Wild florals in duo with marble-print wallpaper? Just go for it!"

 

2. Choose one multi-coloured motif and colourblock

“Wallpaper is the tool of choice to bring colour into your home. Those who find it too daring to mix and match contrasting motifs can also opt for wallpaper with one multi-coloured motif and then complement it with a second, colourblock wallpaper in one colour. Or combine with textured wallpaper. That gives depth to your interior. And just that little extra punch.”

3. Play with colourful decoration

“Wallpaper is the tool of choice to bring colour into your home. Those who find it too daring to mix and match contrasting motifs can also opt for wallpaper with one multi-coloured motif and then complement it with a second, colourblock wallpaper in one colour. Or combine with textured wallpaper. That gives depth to your interior. And just that little extra punch.”

 

4. Wallpaper viewed differently

“Those who want to immerse themselves completely in the eclectic interior style can also wallpaper doors, ceiling and even furniture. Life is for the daring, right?”

Get inspired by the 'Paul Moneypenny' wallpaper collection

Gabrielle floral design / Rococo panel wallpaper

Statement wallpaper

Gabrielle is a dark dramatic photographic floral vinyl wallpaper. The sumptuous realistic blooms have contrasting tones adding to the deep realistic look of layered oversized flowers. Gabrielle adds an elegant feminine feel to any room. For this design, Paul Moneypenny used three on trend colours as the main focus in the pattern, it makes this wallpaper a popular choice to combine with a plain in a connecting colour.

Straight from fresco style Italian interiors, the Rococo panel is a photorealistic panel with ornate mouldings decorating each corner of the panel with highlights of a vintage style gold shine. It is subtle enough for those new to eclectic interior style. Or wallpaper one wall with Rococo and create a unique eye-catcher in your home.

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Castello / Urban texture

Textured wallpaper

Castello Plaster uses a photorealistic authentic concrete mixed with soft brushed textures to create the look of distressed fresco walls. The plaster style emboss adds to the realistic effect. It is a textured wallpaper that you can safely wallpaper more than one wall with. Castello is available in three colour variations.

For those who have invested in a minimalist interior with neutral colours and a sleek design in recent years, there is Urban texture. This luxury blown wallpaper has a semi-plain design of distressed stone from old Italian architecture. The subtle metallic accent creates soft, timeless glamour and will transform your interiors with beautiful, elegant style.

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Marble

Marble wallpaper viewed differently

Straight from fresco style Italian interiors this photorealistic marble with its diagonal pattern, strong metallic shine and striking tones makes for the perfect feature wall, or use all round for a maximalism wow factor The wallpaper is available in two colour options, from a soft neutral to a striking blue.

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Tissu

Uni wallpaper with texture

Tissu lets you play with texture; it’s ideal for those who want to apply the eclectic interior style in a subtle way. The textured wallpaper also has a touch of gold and metallic which will make the wall sparkle.

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Wallpaper with Paul Moneypenny

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