Paste the Wall William Morris Wallpaper

Every design we print comes as paste the wall wallpaper, the William Morris patterns included. Our LUXE Traditional paper is a non-woven, so you roll the paste onto the wall, hang each 19 inch panel dry and slide it across until the pattern lines up.

Choosing paste the wall wallpaper

Where it works

Paste the wall is the traditional way to hang paper, and it rewards rooms that stay put. A formal dining room can carry a full repeat like Sage Damask, a Victorian stack of sage leaves around pink-streaked blooms. A hall or stair wall, seen as you walk past, suits something with movement, like Willow Bough Green and its trailing willow leaves.

Because the paper slides on the wet paste, you can nudge each panel into line before it sets. That makes the busier all-over patterns easier to match than they look.

Picking between the designs

The page runs in best-seller order, and every card opens on LUXE Traditional, the paste the wall option. Woodland Songbird sits near the top, with finches and a bluebird among pink mallow and yellow roses on cream. For a darker room, Midnight Bouquet sets old-master peonies and striped tulips on black. Prefer a Morris? Fruit Dark hangs lemons, pomegranates and split oranges on a near-black ground.

Related

The renter-friendly version of every design is on the peel and stick wallpaper page, and the Morris patterns on their own are under William Morris wallpaper. Our How to Hang Wallpaper guide walks through the paste the wall method, and What is non-woven wallpaper explains the material.