9676 is a nighttime take on Phillip Jeffries’ Sky, an abstract panoramic vista featuring metallic clouds of colors thanks to its printing on lacquered silver, a Type II vinyl from the Performance Vinyl collection.

Designer Michelle Nussbaumer’s Wanderlust collection for the Mural Source includes Verdure Landscape, based on classic biophilic tapestries popular in 16th century Europe. This modern version is printed on non-woven ground and also comes in a subdued Sepia and grayscale Grisaille.

From Look. Walls & Interiors’ Flora collection, Poetry is a fresh take on florals with oversized illustrations. It can be printed on Look Linen or on a customized substrate.

Fine & Dandy Co.’s Archipelago references nature in materiality and portraiture, featuring a muted tropical vista printed on commercial grade rattan or an eco-friendly backing made from 31 percent post-consumer recycled content.

Kirei’s Wood collection fuses the elegance of wood with the properties of acoustic technology, crafted from PET felt panels containing 60 percent post-consumer recycled PET.

Salvatori’s Wood collection spans four varied textures including Plissé, Spaghetti, Tratti, and Bamboo, each rendered in coffee oak that can be applied to walls as boiserie or wainscot.

Inspired by exotic trinkets, animals, and natural features, Arte’s Curiosa collection consists of adventurous patterns, heavy on botanicals, that include contemporary as well as Japanese influences.

Astek’s Botanica Magna challenges the viewer to perceive the world from the ground up with large-scale murals that create immersive environments of towering cacti, flowers, mushrooms, and more fantastical flora. The collection is digitally printed on Type II vinyl substrates.

Inspired by the French translation for bloom, Koroseal’s Fleur is characterized by its modest use of the flower petal only in soft diffused highlights, enhancing the organic form. A procession of petals punctuates the flow of the feminine aesthetic.

WallPepper’s Ambiente collection is inspired by the colors of nature, employing them to create a line of unexpected graphics that depict seasons, landscapes, faraway places, and plants and flowers.

James Dunlop Textiles’ Mokum brand crafted the La Palma wallpaper, part of the Majorelle collection. Digitally printed onto a pre-embossed paper-based vinyl, the faux linen emboss speaks to 1950s barkcloth prints.

Kevin Barry Art Advisory’s in-house creative team crafted an elegant yet playful custom large-scale wallcovering for a multi-family project in Lantana, Florida. Integrating British Colonial influences, the design depicts flora and fauna from South Asia and Africa.

Bolta Wallcovering’s Ikat’s Meow is a fabric-backed Type II vinyl wallcovering made in the U.S. with recycled content. Free of heavy metals and formaldehyde, eight vibrant but nuanced colorways are offered.

Referencing Japanese folding screens, MuralsWallpaper’s Byobu emulates the decorative hanging scrolls and room divider screens found in Japanese homes. The illustrated cherry blossom branches sweep down over the delicate paper texture of the four wide panels.

Tempaper’s June Grass wall mural brings nature indoors with a print depicting tall grass rising up from the floor. Available in Indigo Ombre or White Sage, the pattern peels off smoothly and sticks easily, ensuring perfect alignment.