Discover wallpaper options with iconic prints from major brands and see how to use them in different projects of the house traduzido por: OPENROUTER
Submitted at Aug 4, 2026, 2:10 PM
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With the rise of maximalism, wallpaper is once again taking center stage and today is one of the most practical ways to renovate a space without the need for major renovations. The market brings together prints signed by renowned brands that span decades and remain present in interior design projects around the world.
Classic florals, geometric patterns, botanical illustrations, and nature-inspired designs are just a few of the possibilities that help bring personality to spaces.
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The ideal choice depends both on the decor style and the function of the room, since a bedroom calls for a different composition than the one used in a powder room or a dining room. If you're looking for inspiration to renovate your home, check out these eight classic prints that have become references in the world of decoration.
Willow Boughs, da Morris & Co. (Divulgação/@jaspershowroom/Instagram/Divulgação)
Created by William Morris in 1887, the Willow Boughs print is one of the most famous in design history. With delicate intertwined willow branches, it perfectly translates the Arts & Crafts movement and remains extremely current.
The design works very well in living rooms, libraries, and offices, creating a sophisticated and cozy atmosphere without weighing down the composition. In contemporary projects, it is usually combined with natural wood, furniture with classic lines, and linen fabrics.
Woods, da Cole & Son. (Cole & Son/Divulgação)
Few wallpapers are as recognized as Woods, launched by British brand Cole & Son in 1959. Its sequence of stylized trees creates a visual effect that expands the perception of depth in the space, making it an excellent choice for hallways, bedrooms, and entrance halls.
The print also pairs very well with Scandinavian, minimalist, and contemporary decor, especially when accompanied by neutral tones.
Chiavi Segrete, da Fornasetti. (Cole & Son/Divulgação)
Inspired by Piero Fornasetti's surrealist universe, the Chiavi Segrete print features keys, locks, and graphic elements that spark curiosity at first sight. It is a model widely used in powder rooms, bars, and small projects precisely because of its artistic and unexpected character.
Since the space tends to be compact, the design stands out and transforms the room into a true focal point of the house.
Martinique, da CW Stockwell. (CW Stockwell/Divulgação)
Present in the traditional Beverly Hills Hotel and in several film productions, the Martinique printhas become an icon of sophisticated tropical style. The large banana leaves create a lush composition that pairs perfectly with living rooms, covered balconies, gourmet areas, and even home bars.
When used in balance, it brings freshness to the projects and works especially well alongside natural fibers, wood, and brass details.
Nuvolette, da Fornasetti. (Fornasetti/Divulgação)
Another Fornasetti classic is the Nuvolette wallpaper, made up of clouds drawn in a delicate and artistic way. The pattern creates a light, almost dreamlike atmosphere, and is widely used in bedrooms, closets, and reading spaces. In contemporary projects, it can be applied to just one wall to create depth without compromising the sense of tranquility.
Hummingbirds, da Cole & Son. (Cole & Son/Divulgação)
The Hummingbirds collection, by Cole & Son, brings together delicate hummingbirds among flowers and foliage, adding movement and sophistication to decor. Despite the design's rich detail, the composition maintains an elegant look that works in bedrooms as well as living rooms and closets.
The print also frequently appears in contemporary classic style projects, especially when combined with moldings, boiseries, and soft palettes.
Zebra, da Scalamandré. (Scalamandré/Divulgação)
Created in the 1940s, the Zebra print, by Scalamandré, is a true icon of interior design and has already appeared in movie sets. The design featuring stylized zebras against a landscape background has become a frequent choice for projects that seek to convey irreverence and sophistication at the same time.
It is widely used in offices, powder rooms, TV rooms, and even closets, especially when the goal is to create striking projects with personality.
Feather Bloom, da Schumacher. (Schumacher/Divulgação)
Feather Bloom, by Schumacher, combines an organic design inspired by feathers and flowers with a sophisticated finish that adapts to different decor styles. The print brings movement without overwhelming the projects, making it an excellent option for living rooms, bedrooms, entrance halls, and even offices.
Its delicate look works especially well in contemporary projects and classic ones, especially when combined with wood, natural fabrics, and a neutral color palette, creating welcoming and elegant spaces.
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