Anemone
940 SEK
Old-fashioned wallpaper
With a love for the past. A style that is timeless, beautiful, and evokes a sense of bygone eras appeals to many. Everything from Rococo and Art Nouveau to the simple, geometric shapes and patterns of Modernism
Trellis
730 SEK
Östanskär
940 SEK
Siv
940 SEK
Kirke
940 SEK
Rosita
730 SEK
Pirum
940 SEK
Anemone
940 SEK
Anemone
940 SEK
Wallpaper has been around for a long time
For centuries, wallpaper has been our most popular form of wall decoration in all its various forms and styles. The first woven wallpaper arrived in Sweden as early as the 16th century. At first, it was considered a luxury item used to adorn the walls of the upper classes. Nowadays, wallpaper is available in a variety of price ranges and can be found in almost every home and public space.
20th-century wallpaper
The early 20th century is characterized by turn-of-the-century, Arts & Crafts, and Art Nouveau styles. Floral turn-of-the-century wallpaper featuring organic patterns and winding leaf tendrils makes a strong impression.
Decorate Your Home with Turn-of-the-Century Wallpaper
Enhance the style with elegant details
In the early 1900s, during the Modernist era, wallpaper patterns were simple yet decorative and elegant. "Rosengång" is a turn-of-the-century wallpaper featuring a densely packed pattern that gives it an almost textile-like appearance in an old-fashioned style.
Wallpaper featuring small floral motifs quickly gained popularity around the turn of the century and today creates a cozy atmosphere with an old-fashioned, romantic feel. Understated and charming, it blends seamlessly into the walls of your home.
Imagine enjoying dinner in a contemporary dining space with an old-world, glamorous feel. Features include polished steel and high-gloss brass accents, a decorative painted tiled stove, and woodwork inspired by original designs from the past.
19th-century wallpaper
Drawing inspiration from the Empire, Gothic, Renaissance, and Rococo styles, 19th-century wallpapers feature a wide variety of decorative details, borders, bold contrasting colors, and Oriental patterns.
A popular combination—old-fashioned and modern
Achieve that popular vintage style with a modern twist —we're sharing our best tips and tricks!
- A home has its own story. You can bring that story to life by covering the walls with old-fashioned wallpaper featuring a historical pattern.
- Opt for materials like linen, wool, wood, and wrought iron. These are all sustainable, natural materials that stand the test of time and give your home a solid, cozy charm.
- Hunt for bargains at flea markets to create an eclectic vibe in your home—a mix of styles from different eras that helps us cherish the heritage and traditions of the past.
- Let rustic meet modern for a personal and stylish contrast. Why not pair that solid wood dining table with the sleek Y-chair!
- Stick to a cohesive color palette in pleasant shades such as beige, gray, white or green.
18th-century wallpaper
18th-century wallpapers are characterized by the Gustavian style, which, with its restraint, differs from the expressive patterns of the Rococo. Diagonal checks and checks with ornaments, stripes, and floral motifs are typical patterns of the period.
Wallpapering is easy
Learn how to hang wallpaper with our step-by-step guide. It's both easy and fun!
