Romo Wallpaper

Romo Wallpaper

Founded in 1902 by Robert Mould, Romo Wallpaper remains a fifth-generation family business celebrated for superior quality and sophistication. Offering a blend of classic and contemporary designs, Romo wallpapers range from elegant florals and refined geometrics to versatile plains, bringing warmth, texture and timeless style to any interior.

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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.

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Romo Wallpaper

There is no marketing cleverness in the name Romo. It is simply Robert Mould, who founded the company in 1902, his names folded into four letters. More than a century on, the business is still owned and run by his family, now into its fifth generation, and it has grown into the Romo Group, a family of houses that includes Mark Alexander and Villa Nova. Romo remains the founding name and the flagship.

Ask an interior designer about Romo and you will find they trust it to make a whole room work. Its colour palette is the stuff of legend among decorators, its plains and textural designs are the reliable backbone of a scheme, and its soft florals and refined geometrics supply pattern without fuss.

Texture is where Romo wallpaper shines. Textured Wallcoverings Vol 1 captures the fine surfaces of raffia, grasscloth, silk and linen in detailed embossing, and Textured Wallcoverings Vol.II adds close horizontal reed, woven raffia and linen grains. Etsu offers subdued semi-plains lifted with shimmering metallics, and Picota runs from a soft woven texture to an irregular herringbone and overlapping dots.

For pattern, Ottavia is a beautiful homage to nature, with dappled forests, ginkgo leaves and trailing berries across seven painterly designs. Floris brings delicate florals and small-scale designs, Pluma draws on late 19th-century documents for its swirling florals and graceful birds, and Japura features tropical scenes and exotic foliage touched with lustrous metallics. Aubin is a joyful celebration of block-printing traditions from India and Asia, while Otillo translates the character of woven textiles into globally influenced geometrics.

Fashion lovers will enjoy Temperley London, inspired by the couture embroidery of Temperley gowns, and Lomasi pairs modern geometrics with an antiqued floral and beaded branches. The newest arrival, Averly Wallcoverings, brings Romo's small-scale prints to the wall, from a hand-carved pomegranate block print to scalloped waves. Many of these designs coordinate with Romo fabric for a complete scheme.

To discover more about the house, read our guide Romo: The Decorator's Secret.

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