Collection: Maximalist Wallpaper

Go big with maximalist wallpaper — rich colour, layered detail and designs made to turn your wall into the hero. Perfect for feature walls, dining rooms, creative spaces and expressive interiors. Sydney-printed in paste-the-wall non-woven or removable peel & stick.

Wooden desk with chairs against a decorative wall with leaf pattern wallpaper.

Murals

Living room with striped wallpaper, wicker chair, and decorative items.

Patterns

How do I use maximalist wallpaper without overwhelming a room?

Start with one strong feature wall if you are unsure. Choose furniture and accessories that repeat a few colours from the wallpaper rather than adding unrelated shades. Maximalist interiors can still feel balanced when the palette is controlled and the room has enough plain surfaces, texture and breathing space.

What rooms suit maximalist wallpaper?

Maximalist wallpaper works beautifully in powder rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, living rooms, restaurants, boutiques, studios and creative commercial spaces. Smaller rooms can handle bold designs surprisingly well because the wallpaper creates a deliberate jewel-box effect. Larger rooms suit oversized florals, murals and richly layered patterns.

Can maximalist wallpaper look premium?

Yes, maximalist wallpaper can look very premium when the artwork, scale and colour palette are chosen carefully. Detailed botanicals, designer murals, damask influences and rich colours can create a sophisticated result. The key is to avoid random styling and make the wallpaper the centre of the room’s design story.

Should I choose peel and stick or paste the wall for maximalist designs?

Paste-the-wall non-woven wallpaper is often a strong choice for larger maximalist installations because alignment and finish are important. Peel and stick wallpaper may suit smaller feature walls on smooth, clean, sealed and well-prepared surfaces. Patch testing is recommended before using peel and stick wallpaper across a full wall.