Taking inspiration from Japan’s culture and other Asian countries, WallPepper’s Silk Way collection uses flowers, symbols, and colors done in unexpected ways as a tribute to their decorative traditions.

In Cedit Ceramiche d’Italia’s Archeologie series of flat ceramic slabs, images with dense pigmentations and complex backgrounds are overlapped like slides projected on top of each other. Powdered colors and chalky materials resemble the stripping technique used to create frescoes.

Newmor Wallcoverings’ textured Plateau, one of the company’s nine new patterns, boasts an elegant stacked stone effect. Influenced by the weathered surfaces found on the beach, the wallcovering is available in 16 lustrous shades.

TerraEvoca is created with different types of clay through a high-relief technique and handmade by Matto Brioni’s master craftsmen. Each application is exclusive, customizable, and doesn’t repeat.

Bolta Walcoverings’ Wicked Woods takes inspiration from nature with its large-scale organic design featuring underlying colors that mimic light reflecting through the trees. Evoking a dimly lit forest, the series is available in nine colorways, including Good Witch, Moonlight, and Black Oak.
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With its hyperfocus on brushstrokes, Innovations’ Watercolor channels the waterfall paintings of contemporary artist Pat Steir. The 52-inch print explores the vertical movement of water and paint in eight colors inspired by spring, from pastels to a rich, raw umber.
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Inspired by the splendor of the Art Deco era, Astek Wallcoverings’ Moderna collection embraces the 1920s and ‘30s. Classic deco motifs are reimagined in a contemporary style while maintaining the character and materials of the period.

Aimée Wilder’s Analog Nights wallcovering is screen-printed by hand on clay-coated, FSC-certified paper. It is also available on contract vinyl and Terralon.