The Power of Wallpaper Samples ~ Transform Your Home with Confidence

Bring your walls to life: discover the magic of wallpaper samples and why you shouldn’t skip them.

Choosing the perfect wallpaper for your home can be an intimidating task. With a wide variety of designs, colors, and patterns to choose from, making a decision can seem daunting. Fortunately, there is a simple solution to help make the process easier: order wallpaper samples before making a decision.

Pearl & Maude has developed new wallpaper samples and frankly, we think we’ve done a really good job creating these! So today, we’re here to tell you a little about them and why purchasing wallpaper samples prior to buying rolls is important.

Decorating with Striped Walls for Maximalist Design Impact

Decorating with striped walls? Check out our organic striped wallpapers that add character and depth to the classic striped wall.

Traditional stripes – they’re a paradox: equal widths of contrasting colors, simple designs with energetic effect, elegantly classic but with a bit of carnival imagery thrown in. They’re kind of everything and nothing, all at once. Decorating with striped walls can be different for everyone.

We adore stripes for all of their complexity. Their tailored structure brings organization to any space and they’re so ripe for interpretation!

We’ve redefined the traditional stripe with swirling, fluctuating and complex designs that add oodles of character to a classic room. We offer three stripe patterns in particular: Elizabeth is our undulating, organic pretty girl, Charlie, our wild child who melds Renaissance florets with pavilion stripes in a contemporary repeat pattern, and Lou. I’m not even sure how to describe Lou. He’s kind of the guy who brings mushrooms to the yacht party.

Read on for more info on each of our striped wallpapers.

Design A Garden Room with Contemporary Floral Wallpaper

Floral wallpaper is a classic design element that we love to use to create secret garden – a modern twist on the classic concept of bringing the outside, inside. For centuries, people have built conservatories and indoor gardens as a way of enjoying nature even in inclement weather. Our concept of a garden room uses one of our contemporary floral wallpapers to riff on this idea.

Conservatories originated in the 16th century as a way to protect delicate plants and flowers from harsh weather conditions. They evolved over time, becoming more elaborate and ornate, and became a symbol of wealth and status in the 19th century when they became more common in the homes of the wealthy.