Collection: Shop By Colour

Start with the colours already present in your space, including flooring, furniture, curtains, artwork and natural light. A wallpaper colour should either complement these elements or create a deliberate contrast. For a calmer room, choose tones close to your existing palette. For a feature wall, you can choose a stronger colour that becomes the main design statement.

Yes, colour is one of the best ways to create a feature wall because it immediately sets the mood of the room. Dark tones can feel dramatic and intimate, while light colours can make a space feel softer and more open. A coloured wall mural or patterned wallpaper can also connect different finishes in the room.

Many Kaleon Wallpaper designs are available in paste-the-wall non-woven wallpaper and removable peel and stick wallpaper, depending on the product. Paste-the-wall is often chosen for a premium long-term finish, while peel and stick wallpaper is best suited to smooth, clean, sealed and well-prepared walls, with patch testing recommended.

If your room already has a clear palette, choosing colour first can make the process easier. If you are starting from a blank space, choosing the wallpaper style first may give you a stronger design direction. The best result usually comes from balancing colour, pattern scale, room function and the feeling you want to create.