Nemo Tile + Stone’s Gouache collection evokes movement with a gently applied watercolor effect. Each tile creates visual texture in four airy colorways and three mixed patterns for bathroom wall applications.

Ceramiche Caesar’s Join series of porcelain tiles combines the material effects of concrete and resin in 10 colors, each with a dappled, almost cloudy surface quality. Each of the four options gives the impression of ceramic wallpaper.

Printed with pigmented inks in a suspension of polymeric latex, the ecofriendly, PVC-free City Colors from WallPepper is made of cellulose and fiber, and is resistant to abrasion, scratches, and rubbing.

Re-Glazed pays homage to designer Jeff Andrews’ love of handcrafted ceramics. Using pottery from his own collection, Astek’s team meticulously photographed every angle to create a series of texturally rich patterns.

Printed with a soft, non-reflective matte finish, the Brushstrokes line from Rebel Walls comes in three colors, including jade (pictured), gray, and powder beige.

Inspired by industrial metals, Wolf-Gordon’s Kabuto wallcovering appears to have layers scraped away to reveal metallic hints underneath for a bold touch of color.

Offered in three colorways, Boa, the embossed cork wallcovering from Innovations, features a construction of resin and cotton that creates a raised metallic snakeskin look.

Characterized by a refined, minimalist pattern, Stone Source’s non-rectified Segments porcelain wall tile can be used individually or combined with others in the collection.

Koroseal’s Type II vinyl Cross the Line wallcovering comes in 11 muted hues and two pattern match types.

Available in six colorways, Calico Wallpaper’s Escape reflects how glaciers carve new forms into the Earth’s surface by carrying traces from the past.

Bespoke Wall from KnollTextiles is a made-to-measure digitally printed Type II vinyl that features a custom non-repeating, multicolor ombré pattern in 10 colors.