Find a material, a design approach and the right official contact before you commit to a wallcovering.
An editorial selection of twenty international wallcovering brands, not a ranking by revenue or market share. Inclusion does not imply an endorsement, supplier relationship or installation by Mr Wallcover.
“Our installation” shows that maker’s wallcovering in our work. “Craft example” names a different maker and project we have worked on; it illustrates the craft and is not an installation record for the directory brand.
Arte designs, manufactures and distributes wallcoverings for residential and contract interiors. Its ranges include natural surfaces, textiles, vinyl, non-woven and metallic finishes. Use the material and product reference to identify the relevant specification.
Phillip Jeffries offers grasscloth, textiles, paper weaves, prints and scenic wallcoverings. It supplies members of the design trade and selected design retailers; homeowners should arrange purchasing through an eligible designer or retailer.
de Gournay offers hand-painted wallpaper and embroidered wallcoverings. Its made-to-measure service allows designs and colours to be adapted to a project. Bespoke enquiries and stock information are separate starting points.
Fromental creates hand-painted, embroidered and printed wallcoverings. Bespoke panels can be tailored to a room; its separate Shop offers standard formats and colourways. Sample arrangements differ between bespoke and Shop collections.
Calico Wallpaper creates non-repeating murals from handmade patterns and digital enlargement. Its designs explore marbling, gradients, metallic effects and woven natural fibres. Mural panels, samples and custom layouts follow different ordering processes.
House of Hackney designs nature-inspired wallpapers and interior collections. Its wallcovering materials include paper and cork, with composition and origin checked for each design. The official website offers wallpaper and samples alongside showroom consultations.
Brewster Home Fashions offers a multi-brand wallpaper catalogue and has an in-house design team. It shares York Design Group with York Wallcoverings. Its direct online store excludes orders outside North America; UK sourcing requires a separate enquiry.
Cole & Son develops wallpaper and fabric collections through archive references and its artistic team. Buyers can use its product shop, contact client services or consult its official partner finder. Confirm country selection and sample terms separately.
Dedar is a family-run fabric house whose catalogue also includes textile wallcoverings. Examples use silk, linen, cotton and velvet. Its London showroom and customer-service contacts provide starting points for product enquiries.
Designers Guild is a furnishing and wallcovering design brand established in 1970, according to its official company profile. This profile describes the brand only; no purchasing, ownership, licensing or fulfilment claim is made here.
Élitis offers wallpapers, wallcoverings and fabrics exploring woven, vinyl, textile and handcrafted surfaces. Its official guidance separates retailer enquiries, professional representatives and swatch requests. Product availability access is restricted to its professional extranet.
Morris & Co. adapts archive designs into wallpaper and fabric collections. Its official history describes a London design studio and UK production. Product-specific ordering and technical information should be confirmed before quantities are settled.
Omexco designs and manufactures wall decorations in an atelier near Brussels. Its collections include printed, woven and natural surfaces. UK ordering goes through representatives; other territories use regional distributors. Website sample requests are for interior professionals.
Osborne & Little provides wallcovering, fabric and trimming collections through worldwide stockists. Its official contact page lists a London showroom. Direct online samples are available only within the United Kingdom; this is separate from buying wallpaper rolls.
Pierre Frey creates fabrics, wallpapers, rugs and furniture. Product constructions differ: Ciel reve uses vinyl on a non-woven backing. Its professional London showroom and official finder provide distinct contact routes for professionals and private individuals.
Sanderson brings wallpaper, fabric, paint and trimmings together within Sanderson Design Group. Its history describes archive-led design and UK wallpaper production. Consumer shopping and the group trade programme have separate eligibility and sample terms.
Sangetsu develops interior decorating products, including XSELECT, FAITH, Reserve and FINE wallpapers. Its material guides cover paper weave, Japanese paper, foil, cork and textile surfaces. Japanese showrooms provide viewing and guidance rather than direct sales.
Vescom designs, produces and distributes wallcovering, upholstery and curtain fabrics for contract interiors. Its London showroom provides a viewing and contact route. The textile sample offer is for professional customers and excludes direct private-customer sales.
York Wallcoverings describes a Pennsylvania manufacturing history and a catalogue of printed and natural wallcoverings. It shares York Design Group with Brewster Home Fashions. Its own online shipping policy excludes destinations outside the United States.
Zoffany develops wallpapers, murals, fabrics and paint, drawing on an archive associated with Temple Newsam. The brand is part of Sanderson Design Group. This directory includes the group trade route; consumer purchasing is not listed.