Damask Wallpaper

Damask Wallpaper

Damask came to wallpaper by way of woven silk, a formal repeat of scrolling leaves and stylised flowers that gives a room instant architecture. It suits a hallway, a dining room or the wall behind a bed.

Look for Damasco Imperiale in Italian Silks and Damasks by Galerie, Josette by Laura Ashley, and Amara by Belgravia, from the smallest tonal repeats to gilded silks.

A damask sits happily against plain painted walls, and works as well in a modern flat as a period house.

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How many rolls do I need?

Use the wallpaper calculator, or "How many rolls do I need?" on any product page, which allows for the pattern repeat. Order all your rolls together so they come from the same batch.

Can I order a sample?

Yes. Most papers have a sample, usually A4, and up to 6 samples are delivered free. A sample is the best way to check colour and texture in your own room.

Why does the batch number matter?

Rolls from different production batches can vary slightly in shade. Rolls ordered together always come from one batch; if you're topping up an earlier order, add its batch number on the product page and we'll match it.

Can I return wallpaper?

Most unused rolls can be returned: tell us within 14 days of delivery and send them back within 30. Some brands charge a 25% restocking fee on returns made after 14 days. Papers that are printed or made to order, and murals, can't be returned. Each product page tells you which applies.

How long will delivery take?

Every product page shows its own delivery time and an estimated arrival date. Delivery is free on UK mainland orders over £90; Northern Ireland, the Highlands and islands are charged at checkout.

Do you offer trade accounts?

Yes, for interior designers, decorators and commercial projects. Find out about trade accounts.

Anything else? Read our FAQs or get in touch.

Understated Opulence: A Guide to Damask Wallpaper

From the Decorating Notes Journal

Understated Opulence: A Guide to Damask Wallpaper

Damask is that rare pattern with a birthplace written into its name. A thousand years on it still lends a room an unmistakable air: settled,...
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Damask Wallpaper

Damask came to wallpaper by way of woven silk: a formal, symmetrical repeat of scrolling leaves and stylised flowers that gives a room instant architecture. It suits a hallway, a dining room or the wall behind a bed, and it is far more versatile than its reputation suggests, from tonal versions that read as texture to gilded designs with real drama.

Galerie has one of the deepest ranges. Classic Silks 4 pairs rich reds with gold, while Simply Silks 4 carries Feathered Damask, finished with a subtle sheen and lustre, and Stripes and Damask 2 offers distressed versions. Belgravia's Amara is finished in a soft metallic sheen.

For something more English, Sanderson's Chiswick Grove includes Courtney, a large scale damask produced with wooden blocks, and Morris & Co's Simply Morris carries Simply Severn, an acanthus damask taken from a fabric first printed at Morris's Merton Abbey workshop.

A damask sits happily beside plain painted walls and works as well in a modern flat as in a period house. For a raised, velvety version, see flock wallpaper, or browse the wider world of classic and traditional designs and metallic wallpaper. Our guide Understated Opulence has plenty more on styling it.

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