15 hours Ago By USA TODAY
From a resurgence of retro prints to an explosion of florals, the latest wallpaper trends are as bold as they are beautiful. If you are looking to refresh your home, here are five trends that will jazz up any space: Birds Galore While our collective fascination with flora is still going strong, this year homeowners are also gravitating toward fauna motifs — especially birds. From tropical parrots and toucans to charming songbirds like swallows and canaries, colorful avian creatures are poised to soar onto our homes’ walls this year.
Aimée Wilder’s Paradise Birds wallpaper captures the majestic grace of these winged creatures and their stunning plumage. Even the fashion brand Gucci has dipped into the soaring trend with its Gucci Heron Print wallpaper. Grasscloth Textured wallpaper adds character, depth and dimension to any room.
Grasscloth wallpaper — which is hand-woven using natural plant fibers like sisal, raffia, hemp and jute — boasts an organic yet refined look that’s incredibly versatile and can be incorporated into rustic, coastal, Bohemian, midcentury modern and traditional design paradigms. Available in chambray, bronze and sand hues, the West Elm Grasscloth removable wallpaper perfectly captures the textured wallpaper trend while feeling classic and timeless. The Empress Grasscloth teal wallpaper from Graham & Brown will transform any room into a royal space.
Here Comes The Bloom Whether dainty or gothic, floral wall coverings are sprouting up in every room. While floral motifs are hardly a novel concept, this year will see an explosion of blooms in every conceivable iteration — from nostalgic, micro-floral prints that exude a vintage, granny-chic charm to oversized bouquets juxtaposed against moody black, navy or burgundy backdrops that create a darkly romantic effect. Designed by Sara Bergqvist, the Julie Dark design from Sandberg Wallpaper adds a mysterious, dramatic femininity to any room.
For a more vibrant take on the floral wallpaper trend, look to Milton & King’s J’Adore wallpaper, which features stunning lilies, daffodils, irises, sunflowers and more interwoven with lush foliage to create a plucked-from-nature feel. Mad About Plaid Plaid prints have trotted out of the collegiate landscape and into our homes. Bold yet classic, plaid can be used to create an elegant, academia-steeped aesthetic, to elicit a charming farmhouse chic feel or to give a room a subversive punk vibe.
With its rich hunter green and cobalt blue shades, the Pottery Barn Stewart plaid tonal print wallpaper nods to classic tartan fabrics. The Mitchell Black Clark plaid wallpaper comes in four different checked hues, and it’s washable and easy to install. Feeling Groovy The resurgence of shag carpets, rounded sofas and rattan accents in modern home décor have set the scene for a complete ’70s revival.
Now, wall coverings in bold geometric patterns — from wavy stripes to overlapping arches, hexagon motifs and ogee prints — are further contributing to the era’s renaissance. Infuse some psychedelic energy into any room with the Bobbi Beck Foden wallpaper, which features a squiggly line design in bold shades of orange, yellow and teal. The Graham & Brown Stitch Craze Calm wallpaper is a fun geomtric nod to the bell bottom era.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Wallpaper 2025 design trends for living room, bedrooms and more.
