Red Wallpaper
Red wallpaper at Wallpaper Trader runs to 53 designs with a red colourway, most of them from Sandberg, Casamance and Rebel Walls, in shades from coral and rust to brick, burgundy and oxblood. 37 are sold by the roll from $179, and the rest are murals and made-to-measure designs priced by the square metre from $81. Every design is available as a sample, posted worldwide.
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Bellis -
Kumo -
Humming Harmony -
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Etching Park -
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Bellewood -
Vera -
Leopold -
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Ferdinand -
Eden Mural -
Billie -
Porte dorée -
The Green Forest -
Lovers Forest -
Wave Border -
Vallauris -
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Dreamer -
Louise -
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Buying guide and questions we are asked
How to use red wallpaper
Red advances, so it makes a room feel smaller and warmer at once, which is exactly right for a dining room, a hallway or a study and exactly wrong for a small bedroom. The liveable reds are rust, brick and burgundy; a rust stripe in a hall or a burgundy ground behind a dining table looks expensive and never dates. Pair red with cream rather than bright white, and with dark timber, and keep it to one wall or one small room.
Where to start
Of the designs on this page, the most ordered over the last twelve months, in any colourway, were five Sandberg designs: Gustav, Magnus, Wilma, the rust-red stripe Estelle and Sam; the most sampled was Argile. Red by style: stripes and floral. Neighbouring colours: orange and pink.
Can I get a sample first?
Yes. Samples are A$10 each plus A$5 postage within Australia, A$18 to New Zealand and A$35 elsewhere, sent by letter mail and usually with you within a week. Colour is the one thing a screen cannot settle, so we recommend it.