White Wallpaper

White wall décor is a favourite amongst interior designers looking to create minimalist spaces. It provides complexity and structure, creating a more luxurious energy while at the same time adding light and a sense of openness.

White wall décor fits perfectly in minimalist interiors

A blend of clean lines and simple, uncluttered layouts, the minimalist aesthetic is perfectly suited to the light and fresh feel brought along by white wallpaper. While a plain white wall might make the room feel sterile and cold, a wall décor in white with texture provides the right accents and finish to create a space that is both stylish and welcoming.

White wallpaper makes a room feel contemporary and luxurious

The deceptive simplicity of a white wallpaper which adds haptic structure to an otherwise plain backdrop is a terrific way to highlight other elements in the room, allowing expensive furniture, artwork, and accessories, to take centre stage. The contrast between the clean feel of white and the three-dimensional complexity of its texture is alluring and contemporary.

White adds light and a sense of space, creating an airy and fresh feel

The ability to reflect light makes white wallpaper a very effective tool when it comes to add a sense of spaciousness and openness to a room that is either too small or receives too little sunlight. Uncluttering, adding warm, indirect lighting sources and letting the white wall décor work its magic is a simple and effective way to bring an airy and fresh feel to such spaces.

The neutrality of white can bring the complexity of a structured surface into focus. Brick, wood, tiles and stone are just some of the haptic surfaces reproduced in deceptively real wallpaper models.

Brick

White brick walls are a classic feature in many interior design concepts as they add texture and interest without being obtrusive. Modern wallpapers can reproduce the feel of a white brick wall in all its intricate and haptic details, helping to create a modern beach home vibe or the perfect backdrop for a cosy Boho home, especially when matched with brown leather furniture and plenty of accessories.

Wood

White wooden panelling never seems to go out of style as it offers a natural touch that adds warmth and interest to a room. A great alternative when real wood isn’t an option, a wallpaper recreating all the details of white painted wood is perfect for interiors that aim for a comforting and warm coastal look.

Tiles

Finding their traditional home in bathrooms and kitchens, white tiles provide a soothing feeling of cleanliness, simplicity, and timelessness. Unlike plain white walls, a vinyl-coated wallpaper reproducing the complexity and the sophisticated textures of tiles in great detail creates a fascinating and structured background that is well suited for wet rooms.

Stone

Perfect for creating a statement wall, a white wallpaper featuring a reproduction of stylish stone cladding creates a haptic and three-dimensional canvas that can emphasise a stylish bookshelf in dark wood, highlighting the warmth of its natural brown hue and adding to the overall brightness of a living room.

As a general rule, white wall décor works its magic in just about any room of the house. However, bedrooms, living rooms, and dining rooms tend to be the spaces best suited for its stylish feel.

Uncluttered bedrooms

Nothing is more relaxing than ending your busy day in a minimalist, pure white bedroom, with matching linen and a white patterned wallpaper - it makes us feel as if we are about to fall asleep in a soft cloud. The bedroom adorned with white wall décor should be devoid of clutter to set the scene for a serene and calm space to retreat to and rest.

Minimalist living rooms

Far from being boring, white wall décor evokes a sense of purity and cleanliness that adds a touch of sophistication and confidence to a living room, making it feel modern, minimalist and unobtrusive. A white wall wallpaper provides a blank canvas which can illuminate living rooms that receive little sunlight, making them feel spacious and bright.

Stylish dining rooms

Dining rooms are an essential area to encourage interaction and conversations with family and guests. As a representative space they work best when they provide a stylish but understated vibe. A white wallpaper in pastel hues and with a structured surface, paired with a glossy dining table, long curtains and interesting accessories, creates a space that looks both classy and tasteful.

Being the ultimate neutral (non-) colour, white blends well with almost all other tonalities. When it comes to interior design options, the most popular combinations are with green, grey and blue.

Grey and white

Grey and white are two complementary colours that, when combined, create a low-key and muted background that works perfectly with the calm minimalism typical of the Scandinavian interior design style. A wallpaper featuring these two tonalities sets the scene for a space bedecked with colourful artwork and large prints.

Green and white

A colour combination that had its heyday in the experimental Seventies, green and white are incredibly atmospheric when paired together. A wall décor featuring these two hues in terms of background colour and motif adds a fresh, natural feel to the room. Complemented by a few plants or green accents taken from the wallpaper colour scheme helps to bring a touch of the outdoors inside.

Blue and white

A timeless blend that is the very definition of Country House and maritime interior decoration concepts, blue and white wallpapers create a calming, coastal vibe that is perfectly suited for spaces that aim to be relaxed and informal while retaining a level of chic elegance. Blue and white wall décor is also a popular option for a bathroom with a laidback beachside feel.