I’ve been collecting lots of patterned wallpaper samples this month, both for my own home and for design projects I’m working on for a few clients. Today I’m sharing my favorite wallpaper patterns right now.

Consider this post a reference point for when you’re ready to buy wallpaper for your home. And keep in mind that many of these wallpapers are available in a variety of colors, so there are multiple options to choose from.

Here are seventeen patterned wallpaper options I’m loving at the moment.

1. Sanderson Oxbow

$222 per roll

I love a squiggle pattern. This one has the boldness of a stripe but with a little bit more movement and playfulness. I’m itching to use it somewhere!

2. Sanderson Sycamore & Oak Mural

$920 for a full mural

This mural reminds me of a children’s book. It’s romantic and beautiful. Sometimes murals can make a room feel very serious, but the bright tones of these green colors make this mural feel cheerful.

3. Sandberg Lykke

$124+ per roll

This is a classic, soft gingham pattern in a beautiful dusty, muted pink color. Sandberg always does pastel wallpapers really well.

4. Sandberg Brita

$105+ per roll

This is a pretty blue stripe pattern that includes three colors. The pattern is subtle and has a hand-painted quality. I think it would look great in a hallway.

5. Sandberg Maskrosen

$145+ per roll

This reminds me of a really pretty block print fabric you often see in traditional homes. This pattern feels traditional but not at all stuffy. 

6. Cole & Son Hampton Roses

$217+ per roll

I love the scale and depth of this pattern. The colors are really beautiful in person. This would add the perfect amount of drama to a small entryway, powder room, or stairway. 

7. A-Street Prints Ann Green Floral Vines

$144+ per roll

I think wallpapers that highlight elements from nature are popular because we feel so good when we’re outside. This wallpaper pattern feels like a representation of the wildness and unruliness of nature, done in very fun colors.

8. Ottoline Bloomsbury Stripes

£168+ per roll

There’s so much I love about this pattern—the scale, the variety of colors, and that it reads like a stripe. It’s dynamic but isn’t overwhelming. It plays well with other patterns while still being really bold.

9. Ottoline French Stripes

£168+ per roll

This wallpaper makes such a statement. The mix of colors is one of my favorites!

10. Ottoline Chintz Constance

£168 per roll

This is one of the first wallpaper patterns I really loved. I’ve wanted to use it in our house forever. There’s something about clovers that are near and dear to my heart, and I love the purple and green color combination. 

11. Ottoline Madame Ziggle

£172 per roll

This pattern is wild. It doesn’t really fit into a specific pattern category, and I think that’s what I like about it. It would be really fun to install in a bathroom. 

12. Helene Blanche Drop

$239 per roll

Helene Blanche is the queen of very simple patterns done really well. This drop pattern is everything you love about a Swiss dot fabric, translated into wallpaper.

13. Helene Blanche Needlepoint Stripe

$239 per roll

This is a compact stripe pattern that reads very differently up close than far away. I love the detail and depth of this pattern. 

14. Helene Blanche Townhouse

$256 per roll

I love that this is a bold geometric pattern done in very subtle, muddy colors. It’s a subtle pattern that still holds its weight thanks to its graphic nature.

15. Helene Blanche Painted Stripe

$239 per roll

This is very similar to the Sandberg Brita pattern but in much bolder colors. If you want a stripe that dominates and has a nearly full-bleed appearance, this is a great pattern to consider.

16. Helene Blanche Marquise

This diamond pattern is so subtle it almost reads as a texture. This would be a fun way to achieve the look of a grasscloth-textured wallpaper without using grasscloth. I couldn’t find this pattern available to shop online right now, but I still wanted to share it as inspiration.

17. Sister Parish Brio

$478 per roll

I love that this is a stripe pattern that also brings in the movement of a subtle floral design. This wallpaper is out of my budget at the moment, but it’s something I like to keep in mind as inspiration.

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Kate Arends

Kate is the founder of Wit & Delight. She is currently learning how to play tennis and is forever testing the boundaries of her creative muscle. Follow her on Instagram at @witanddelight_.