Where to Buy Wallpaper: 21 Best Stores With Unique Designs

Anthropologie’s curation of wallpaper includes sophisticated florals and chinoiserie, boho damasks, and truly unique geometrics. Shopping for wallpaper here makes us which we had more rooms to decorate—there’s so much inspiration! (They have a great selection of wall murals, too.)

We’ve all seen florals on lighter or pastel backgrounds, which makes this botanical print on navy so eye-catching. This wallpaper is also available in black, rose, green, and gold. Shop Rifle Paper Co. for more wallpapers, plus plenty of wall art and additional home decor.

Add this organic, playful peel-and-stick wallpaper to your wish list. Those who aren’t homeowners will love how easy the cleanup is for removable wallpaper when moving day rolls around. And when it comes to wallpaper motifs, simple is sometimes better—the soothing neutrals and distinct geometric pattern will elevate and simultaneously calm any room or nook.

Find the hand-drawn palm wallpaper of your dreams at Chasing Paper, along with plenty of other inspiring designs (like this one that features bookshelves!).

Hygge & West’s collection of modern designer wallpaper abounds in personality. Patterns range include everything from whimsical florals to striking geometric options. Hygge & West carries both traditional rolls and removal wallpapers, and stocks brands including Charlotte Janvier, Helmsie, Lawson-Fenning, Patch NYC, Askov Finlayson, and many more.

Wallpaper doesn’t get more fun than this. Bring Blanche, Rose, Sophia, and Dorothy home to your own living room with this Golden Girls wallpaper from Spoonflower. Your houseguests will never forget it!

The geometric design spotlights a special African American tradition: jumping the broom. The act was first performed at weddings between enslaved people—getting married wasn’t allowed at the time, so people sought out a special way to celebrate love and commitment. It’s still a part of wedding ceremonies today, and this wallpaper is a beautiful tribute to a special part of Black culture.

This isn’t your grandma’s floral wallpaper—it’s a repeated image of Andy Warhol’s 1964 Flowers, and is available in four colorways. Use it to transform your space into a blooming wonderland. Find more Warhol-inspired wall coverings and more than 100 additional original designs at Flavor Paper.

Set filters to your desired price, color, and more, and you can uncover some true gems among Amazon’s 10,000-plus wallpapers. One of the boons of shopping on Amazon is checking out how the wallpaper looks in people’s actual homes, thanks to the many reviews that include photos.

Acclaimed interior designer and AD100 member Sheila Bridges offers a unique selection of hand-screened wallpapers. Her stunning Harlem Toile de Jouy wallpaper has been featured in museums around the world, including the Studio Museum and the Museum of Art and Design in New York City, and the Musée De La Toile De Jouy in France.

Jungalow leads the way in all things home decor, including wallpapering. This wonderfully colorful, vivid design is one of the most unique wallpaper designs we’ve seen, and we’re here for it.

Wallshoppe has exclusive collections from Nathan Turner, Sugar Paper, Chris Benz, Carly Home, and Tea Collection. Tea Collection, in particular, is perfect for kids' rooms, with a stunning range of fun, colorful prints and patterns. The Dumbo wallpaper showcased above is one of their removable wallpapers and is available in a variety of bold hues.

This gorgeous textured wallpaper from Graham & Brown is an ode to luxury. It would work equally well in an office, bedroom, glamorous bathroom, or an entryway in need of a little drama. This elevated style is a hallmark of Graham & Brown. In addition to moody offerings like this one, they also have a variety of options on the lighter side of things, including spirited chevron, quirky florals, metallic botanicals, chunky stripes, and versatile tessellations.

If you’re looking for one-of-a-kind, handcrafted wallpaper, wall art, or wall stickers, Etsy’s got you covered. This abstract watercolor peel-and-stick wallpaper is perfect for renters who can’t make permanent changes to the walls but still want to live with glorious hues.

You know Backdrop for its clean, luxurious paint and interesting collabs (hello, Porsche!), but did you know they make wallpaper too? Turini, named after the winding French Alpine road, is covered with colorful undulations, though the effect is more mature and sleek than one might think. It's delicate but still makes a statement, and it'd be suitable in a kid's bedroom and an office alike.

Tempaper & Co.'s peel and stick wallpaper is what renter and dorm-dweller dreams are made of. This one is like herringbone's cooler, Gen-Z sister, with a subtle, curved line pattern and a neutral color palette. It'll look great in any hygge- or Scandinavian-inspired room.

Here's a moody option from Target's brand Opalhouse for small alcoves, ceilings, libraries, and nurseries. The retailer has a number of wallpaper options to choose from—this one happens to be one of its most popular. The navy and gold colors are reminiscent of a night sky, and pair well with other metallic finishes as well as shades of yellow and pink.

This Italian tile-inspired temporary wallpaper is from Wayfair (and there's much more where this came from). We love this as a backsplash for a ‘blah’ kitchen, on the walls surrounding your soaking tub, or as panels on cabinets. The tiles have a distressed look and, honestly, look pretty close to the real deal.

The Home Depot has a surprising number of wallcoverings, from on-trend picks like this one from luxury brand Scalamandré, to faux wood and brick panels, to art deco prints. This emerald, zebra-dotted vinyl wallpaper is whimsical and fashionable. Animal prints are neutrals in our book, so even though it might feel busy, don't shy away from pairing this with maximalist decor and lighting.