Source One’s Woods collection of aged and weathered woods range from rough and saw-cut looks to a more finished farmhouse aesthetic. The collection is FSC-certified and comes in nine colorways and three patterns.

Available through D.L. Couch, Avant from Lanark Wallcovering’s Vault collection pays homage to Art Deco with a stylish geometric pattern layered in a parquet manner so the embossed design repeats with a fixed precision.

Inspired by life under a microscope, Astek Wallcovering’s digital print Micrographia delivers a fresh perspective on familiar materials through abstraction and various media. The Type II vinyl collection includes eight designs, each offered in three colorways.

BCXSY collaborated with Calico Wallpaper on Microcosmos, which draws on the craft of bubble prints to create naturally occurring figures that evoke the views of the world as seen under a microscope. The handmade artwork has been digitally painted and blown up to a large scale.

Koroseal’s Spire boasts a 3D faceted pattern that is reminiscent of crystals. The tactile design showcases a modern glamour and a clean color palette.

Using the latest ceramic technology, Gubi from Walker Zanger reproduces the look of weathered carved limestone in a large-format ceramic tile that comes in two contemporary patterns with four neutral shades.

Part of its Platinum Series Unique Effects collection, MDC’s Edessa wallcovering boasts an intricately woven natural material that contrasts neutral colors with hints of sparkle, offered in 10 patterns.

Kravet introduces Elements, a range of natural textures consisting of cork, mica, raffia, silk, and grasscloth. The series is available in neutral hues, modern metals, and soft blue shades.

Putting a new, prismatic perspective on classic Italian white or Calacatta Gold marble, Artistic Tile’s Pinnacle is carved into clean channels of triangular peaks and valleys for a strong dimensional statement ideal for feature walls or cut into borders.

Belknap White Group’s comprehensive Wallplanks line of thin peel-and-stick wood walls offers both a rustic and modern aesthetic, with all materials sourced in North America. The series can be installed vertically, horizontally, or diagonally for a number of different looks.

Innovations’ digitally printed Chimera references the mineral patinas of stonework and ancient cities, such as those found in Cappadocia. Featuring almost a yard of vertical repeat, the amorphic pattern overlays an organic, textural substrate of cork and foil and comes in six colorways.

Móz Designs’ Perforated Metal collection, now available in six colorways and eight handcrafted grains, is suitable for both interior and exterior applications and allows for a range of customizations. Five standard perforated aluminum hole profiles are also available.

Inspired by geology and crystals, Definition produced by Anthology Studio for Style Library Contract is defined by eight statement designs with earthy textures and intricate backgrounds.

Vycon Wallcovering’s Patina Stripe, part of the Artiste collection, showcases the impact of large-scale vertical design and the subtle sophistication of aged stone in an ombrè effect. The Type II vinyl is available in eight hues.