Eskayel’s Stripes collection is defined by the loose, inky hand of its four patterns, which include Bamboo Stripe (shown), Bold Stripe, Gradient Stripe, and Drippy Stripe.

WallPepper’s WP/H2O is a waterproof, heat-resistant, scratch-resistant, and moisture-proof material that is composed of pressed glass fiber sheets coated with an antibacterial protective covering.

Outfitted with florals against a navy backdrop, Graham & Brown’s Brutal Beauty Midnight wallpaper boasts a distressed look that gives the illusion of texture.

Created as a complement to Len-Tex Wallcoverings’ Modernize pattern, Simplify captures the movement that occurs when an aligned dot is folded and duplicated.

Adapted from a classic trellis wallpaper pattern, Wolf-Gordon’s Lattice is a motif traced back to the 12th century. The linework is divided into seven fine lines for an airier feel.

Area Environments’ Spring 2021 collection includes a capsule collection of imaginative, playful illustrations with geometrics that add a sense of rhythm.

Innovations’ Electrum is digitally printed on mylar and features a crosshatch design that emulates the effects of erosion on a vertical surface. The Type II vinyl comes in a range of matte colorways with metallic accents.

Brook Perdigon Textiles’ windowpane Roma print on vellum is available in stone-like, rich terracotta red, clay ochre, and Mediterranean blue shades.

Wallsauce’s Line Art collection depicts lined faces, landscapes, and foliage. The minimalist color palette allows for sleek, pared-back interiors.

Using line, color, and shape to explore the unconscious, Calico Wallpaper’s expressive Abstract collection features dream-inspired motifs in six colorways.

Featuring original artwork from fashion designer-turned-product designer Brett Beldock, Multifaceted from Astek reproduces handpainted motifs in striking detail, maintaining its texture and illustrative quality.

Covered in bold flowers with elongated stems, Aimee Wilder’s mural-scale Paradise Birds + Flora series is based on a whimsical watercolor pattern that was originally created for a Finnish fashion label.

Straight edging gives Emser Tile’s Hues collection of glazed ceramic tiles a contemporary feel, while the organic surface texture nods to more artisanal roots.

The stain-resistant and easy-to-clean Color Theory collection from DuPont Tedlar Wallcoverings allows designers to combine six new embossing patterns in 70 color options.

Available in five colors, Asteré’s Une Nuit collection is made up of scraped and sculpted overlapped chiseled layers of oil paint created by artist François Mascarello.

Inspired by the variations of a watercolor chart, the Fields collection—a collaboration between KnollTextiles and Calico Wallpaper—was originally created using watercolors and ink that were then translated into a digital format.

Developed through a digital printing process that allows hues to be captured in hyper detail, the Collage series from Phillip Jeffries boasts awe-inspiring scale with layered, multicolored brushstrokes.

Taking cues from the organic structures of animal homes, Jill Malek’s Dwellings collection of textured wallcoverings is scaled to custom fit any space and comes with optional dimensional felt accents sewn by hand.

A modern take on the rugged peaks of the Italian Alps, Garrett Leather’s Alpine tile series delivers a bespoke, 3D pattern in more than 600 hues. Backed with fire-rated PVC, decorative stitching is optional.

Bold textures, optical effects, and an eclectic mix of shapes and colors characterize Frammenti from WallPepper—a reproduction of the real life materials that inspired it.

With a layout inspired by traditional tree of life images, Mazy Path’s Panel of Perception series uses winding branches, fruit, trailing flowers, and animal imagery to symbolize knowledge and enlightenment.

The Fresh Data collection from InteriorArts features 20 laminates that use the company’s new anti-fingerprint technology. Soothing neutral tones contribute to its subdued aesthetic.